The First Commercial Coconut Farm of Nepal
Coconut, grown and made in Nepal
We are developing an integrated coconut farm, agro-processing operation and eco resort in eastern Nepal, from plantation to finished products.
Representative image
- Land secured in Morang
- 60 Bigha
- Coconut palms planned
- 7,500
- ICAR-CPCRI hybrid varieties
- 5
- Expansion target
- 100 Bigha
Welcome
A new coconut enterprise for Nepal
Coconut runs through Nepali life, from birth rituals to weddings and festivals, yet almost every nut is imported. National Eco Coconut Farm Industry was founded to grow it here.
We are a newly registered company. Our land in Morang is secured, our varieties are chosen, and planting is scheduled to begin shortly. This site shows what we are building, and we will share progress openly as the orchard takes root.
What we do
Three ventures, one ecosystem
Everything we do starts with the coconut palm.
PlannedCoconut Farm
A 60 Bigha orchard of 7,500 high-yield hybrid palms planned in Morang, cultivated with care for the soil, the water and the people who work the land.
PlannedAgro-Processing
Planned on-site units will turn every part of the nut into products: coco pit from the husk, briquettes from the shell, oil and dry coconut from the kernel.
PlannedEco Resort
A calm, nature-first resort is planned on the farm, where guests can stay among the palms and see coconut country up close.
Representative images
Products
Nothing from the palm goes to waste
A dozen products from one tree: water, kernel, husk, shell and leaf.
Packaging concepts and representative images. Our products are not yet in production.
Our model
Integrated from farm to market
We plan to control the value chain end to end, adding value at every stage instead of selling raw coconuts at commodity prices.
- 1
Cultivate
Plant and maintain high-yield coconut varieties across secured land.
- 2
Harvest
Systematic harvesting cycles for a consistent, quality nut supply.
- 3
Process
On-site processing into dry coconut, coco pit and briquettes.
- 4
Distribute
Sell to wholesale, export, retail and direct-to-consumer channels.
Plantation plan
Five proven hybrid varieties
ICAR-CPCRI hybrids, selected for yield performance and regional suitability.
Kalpa Sreshta
167 nuts / tree / year
Kalpa Jyothi
114 nuts / tree / year
Kalpa Nakshatra
115 nuts / tree / year
Chandra Laksha
109 nuts / tree / year
Kera Sankara
110 nuts / tree / year
Why coconut, why now
A staple Nepal still imports
Rising demand
Global coconut product demand is growing at 7.9–10.1% CAGR (2025–2035).
Import dependency
Nepal relies heavily on imported coconut products.
A cultural staple
Coconut is used in Nepali rituals from birth to death — deep-rooted, stable domestic demand.
Sustainability pull
Buyers favour traceable, sustainably farmed products.
Source: Coconut Products Market Report, 2025
Morang, eastern Nepal
- Location
- Morang District, Koshi Province — eastern Nepal, bordering India
- Total land
- 60 Bigha (registration in process)
- Expansion target
- Up to 100 Bigha (~12,400 palms at full buildout)
- Palms planned
- 7,500 across the current 60 Bigha
News
Latest from the farm
Five hybrid varieties selected for our orchard
Our plantation plan is built around five ICAR-CPCRI coconut hybrids, chosen for yield performance and suitability to eastern Nepal.
Read moreIntroducing National Eco Coconut Farm Industry
A newly registered company with a simple idea: grow coconut in Nepal, process every part of it here, and replace imports with local produce.
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60 Bigha secured in Morang for Nepal's new coconut orchard
We have secured 60 Bigha of land in Morang District, Koshi Province, with registration in process and room to expand to 100 Bigha.
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Let’s grow something sustainable, together
Whether you want to invest, buy or partner with us, we would love to hear from you.