U.S. imports of desiccated coconuts (HS 080111) totaled $14.9M in April 2026, traded with 21 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataDesiccated coconut — shredded, flaked, or powdered dried coconut flesh — is a widely traded ingredient in the confectionery, bakery, and snack food industries. FDA oversight applies at entry, and importers should verify that foreign establishments meet current Good Manufacturing Practice standards. The Philippines leads US supply, with Sri Lanka and Indonesia as significant secondary sources, reflecting the concentration of coconut processing capacity in Southeast Asia. Moisture content, fat level, and particle size (fine, medium, or coarse grade) are the key specification variables that drive purchasing decisions.
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Desiccated coconut (0801110000) is specifically the dried, shredded or grated flesh of the coconut, typically reduced to very low moisture levels. Products that retain more moisture or remain in shell form classify under different headings (080112 or 080119). Importers should confirm processing specifications with suppliers to ensure the correct HTS line is used.
Desiccated coconut is subject to FDA prior notice requirements under the Bioterrorism Act, and shipments may be detained for examination if the foreign facility is not registered with FDA. A food facility registration number and accurate product labeling are standard documentation requirements at entry.
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Imports
$14.9M
from 21 countries · YTD: $47.6M
Exports: $411K
Deficit of $14.5M (net importer)
Trade balance: deficit of $14.5M (net importer)
YTD: $47.6M imported (April 2026)
315 shipments/month
Monthly import values over time
Top U.S. entry points for this product, ranked by latest-month import value.