Dominican Republic farm · US import & distribution
Vivo Global Distribution grows, exports, and imports its own coconuts — one accountable supply chain, not a chain of brokers. We handle US customs and compliance so you don't have to.
A straightforward process built for reliability — so you can count on the same quality, shipment after shipment.
Grown on our own family farm and picked at the right stage for quality and shelf life.
Every shipment meets FDA and CBP import standards before it leaves the farm.
Temperature-controlled from the farm to a cold-storage warehouse in Miami, then delivered on schedule.
Our coconuts
Wholesale, retail, and foodservice buyers — request current pricing and availability.
Fresh young coconuts, sourced whole for retail and food service distribution.
Trimmed and ready-to-serve options for retail-ready presentation.
Volume orders for wholesale buyers and retailers — ask about current availability.
Our farm
We grow it, export it from the Dominican Republic, and import it into the US ourselves. No middlemen, no unaccountable links in the chain — just our family farm, shown here in real drone footage.
Who we serve
If you buy coconuts for resale, distribution or the kitchen, we’d like to hear from you.
Whole and fresh-cut coconuts for retail-ready produce departments.
One accountable source, with US customs and import compliance handled for you.
Fresh coconuts and fresh-cut formats for kitchens, menus and drinks.
Volume orders for wholesale buyers and retailers, on a cold chain from the farm.
Our coconut variety
Our palms are the Chactemal hybrid, a coconut variety developed by Mexico's INIFAP agricultural research institute by crossing the Malayan Yellow Dwarf with the Criollo Alto Michoacán — bred specifically to resist Lethal Yellowing, the disease that has devastated coconut plantations across the region. It's a deliberate choice for stronger palms, more consistent fruit, and a supply chain that isn't one bad season away from disappearing.
Tolerance to Lethal Yellowing disease
Copra yield under irrigated conditions, well above traditional criollo varieties
Shipped in the processed states recognized under USDA APHIS coconut import requirements
Variety data: INIFAP (Mexico) technical bulletin on the Chactemal hybrid. Import classification: USDA APHIS Commodity Import Requirements for Coconut.
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