Wholesale

One ingredient. Three industries. Supplied from the Pacific.

Blue Coconut supplies refined coconut oil and MCT oil to New Zealand kitchens and food producers, to massage clinics and spas, and to the shops that stock it. Neutral in aroma, stable on the shelf, and nothing in it but coconut.

Blue Coconut 4 litre bucket on a kitchen bench
In the kitchen
Blue Coconut 1 litre tub in a massage treatment room
In the treatment room
Blue Coconut on a retail shelf
On the shelf
Pacific Islands

Sourced through village communities from Rabaul in the north to Vanuatu, Samoa and Fiji.

Refined in New Zealand

Clay filter refined locally, which is what gives the oil its neutral profile.

HACCP certified

Produced under Australian and New Zealand certified and licensed food safety HACCP rules.

  • Single ingredient
  • No synthetic stabilisers
  • Neutral aroma
  • Naturally oxidation stable
  • Rich in lauric acid
  • Plant based

The same oil, for three very different jobs

Most of our trade customers fall into one of three key industries. The reasons to stock it are not the same.

Chef lowering chips into a commercial fryer

Food & hospitality

It does not taste of coconut

Because it is clay filter refined rather than virgin, the aroma and flavour are neutral. You can use it across a menu or a production run without it announcing itself in the finished product.

It holds up in storage

Coconut oil resists oxidation better than many alternative oils, which means less waste at the back of the store and fewer batches written off. 

A clean label with one line on it

One ingredient, no synthetic stabilisers. If you are reformulating away from additives or writing a shorter ingredient list, that is the whole conversation.

Volume that suits a kitchen or a plant

The 20 litre commercial pail is built for production and high-volume kitchens; the 4 litre suits a café or a small batch line. You are not forced into a drum to get a trade rate.

Massage therapist working on a client

Massage & wellness

Long slip, less product

Excellent spreadability and long-lasting slip mean therapists reapply less often. Lower usage per treatment brings down your cost per massage without the client noticing anything but a better treatment.

One ingredient, fewer reactions

A single-ingredient oil with no synthetic stabilisers is easier to work with across a mixed client list. As with any topical product, patch test before treating sensitive skin.

No competing fragrance

Refined rather than virgin, so it does not carry the strong coconut smell that gets in the way of an aromatherapy blend or a fragrance-free treatment room. It works well as a carrier oil.

It earns its shelf space twice

The same oil covers massage, body treatments, scalp and hair masks, and moisturising rituals. Clinics stocking one product instead of four is a real saving on both cost and storage.

Blue Coconut stocked on a retail shelf

Retail stockists

It sells to two different shoppers

One product, two reasons to buy. Customers pick it up for cooking, and they pick it up for skin, hair and oil pulling. That widens the pool for a single facing and makes it a rare item that works in the grocery aisle and the wellness aisle alike.

No chiller, no shrink

Ambient storage, long shelf life and a fat that resists oxidation. It sets solid when cold and turns liquid when warm - both normal, neither affects quality - so seasonal temperature swings don't cost you stock.

The story does work on the shelf

Every tub carries a batch number a customer can enter on our site to find which Pacific Island their oil came from. That's a shelf-talker, a social post and a staff talking point, and it's the kind of provenance an opening price point commodity coconut oil can't answer.

Range beyond the pantry aisle

Cocopet and Equine open up pet, vet and rural retail alongside the food range - useful if you're a rural supplies store, a health shop with a pet section, or a stockist looking for a second category from one supplier.


Range and trade pricing

The prices below are recommended retail - what your customers pay. Trade pricing is banded by volume and quoted per account, so we send it directly rather than publishing it. Apply below and we'll email your rate card.

Blue Coconut 400 g pottle
400 gRetail shelf
Blue Coconut 1 litre
1 LClinic size
Blue Coconut 4 litre
4 LCafé & spa
Blue Coconut 20 litre commercial pail
20 LCommercial
Recommended retail, NZD, GST inclusive. Trade rates on application.
Product Size RRP Carton
Coconut Oil PottleRetail shelf size
400 g $12.00 [12]
Coconut OilClinic and small kitchen size
1 L $16.00 [12]
Coconut OilCafé, spa and small batch
4 L / 3.68 kg $55.00 [4]
Coconut Oil CommercialProduction and high-volume kitchens
20 L / 18.4 kg $190.00 [1]
MCT Oil100% coconut derived, glass bottle
500 ml $25.00 [12]
MCT Multi PackBundle, currently on retail promotion
6 × 500 ml $120.00 [1]

Get your trade rate card


How trade accounts work

Publishing this saves everyone a round of emails. If a figure moves, we have said what moves it.

Minimum first order
No MOQ
Reorder minimum
NO MINS
Pricing structure
Structured on volume
Lead time
1-2 Business Days
Freight
North Island, South Island and rural rates apply and can be discussed on time of order.
Payment terms
Full payment required on order. 
Samples
Available on request, subject to availability. 
Documentation
Spec sheets, HACCP documentation and allergen statements available on request.

From businesses already using it

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The texture gives an effortless application during treatments while still absorbing well into the skin, which both our therapists and clients really appreciate.
Nicha — Golden Fingers Thai Massage
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Not sticky, and smooth on the skin. No allergic reactions, and clients' skin feels soft and moisturised after the massage.
Tranquil Thai Massage
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We use this oil in all of our butters and balms — awesome product, great value and prompt service.
Cory — verified purchaser

Apply for wholesale pricing

Seven fields. We reply within [one working day] with a rate card.

What happens next

  1. Jane will get in touch with the current trade rate card for your volume band.
  2. Spec sheet, HACCP documentation and allergen statement sent on request.
  3. Samples are available on request (subject to availability) 
  4. First order placed and dispatched within 1-2 business days.

Questions trade buyers ask

The oil itself

Is this virgin or refined coconut oil?
Refined. It is clay filter refined in New Zealand - the oil is passed through natural clay filters that remove the aroma and flavour compounds without chemicals or solvents. That is deliberate: it is what makes it usable in food where you don't want a coconut flavour, and in treatment rooms where you don't want a competing fragrance.
Does it smell or taste of coconut?
No. Refining removes the coconut taste and aroma, so a stir-fry tastes like a stir-fry and a roast tastes like a roast.
What is in it besides coconut?
Nothing. 100% pure and natural Pacific Island oil refined in New Zealand, with no additives, no contaminants and no trans-fats.
What food safety certification do you hold?
The oil is refined and packed under Australian and New Zealand certified and licensed food safety HACCP rules. 
Can we trace a batch back to its source?
Yes. Every tub carries a batch number that identifies which Pacific Island the oil came from, searchable on our site. 
Is coconut an allergen I need to declare?
Coconut is not classified as a tree nut allergen under food standards in New Zealand.
What is the shelf life?
18 Months

For food and hospitality

What is the smoke point?
Blue Coconut cooking oil has a high smoke point of 232°C
Can I use it as a one-for-one swap for the oil I use now?
Yes, at the same quantity as any other cooking oil, and it swaps for butter 1:1 in baking. Note that it sets solid when cold and turns liquid when warm - both are normal and neither affects quality. 
Do you supply documentation for our food safety plan?
Yes. Spec sheets, HACCP documentation and allergen statements are available on request. 
Can you handle a seasonal spike in volume?
Yes

For massage and wellness

Is coconut oil good for massage therapy?
Yes. It gives excellent glide and spreadability without needing frequent reapplication, and leaves skin feeling soft and moisturised afterwards.
Does it leave skin feeling greasy?
It gives a nourishing feel while helping skin stay hydrated. How it finishes depends on how much you use and your technique.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
It is a simple single-ingredient oil and is generally well tolerated. As with any topical product, patch test before treating a sensitive client.
Can I use it as a carrier for aromatherapy blends?
Yes. The neutral profile means it carries essential oils without competing with them.
Will it stain or damage my linens?
Potentially. Always treat spills in a timely manner and treat as per usual oil stains (hot water, degreasing detergent etc)
Which size should a clinic start with?
We will give you a guidance that is specific to your clinic.

Ordering

What is the minimum order?
No MOQ
Do you deliver nationwide?
Absolutely.
Can I get samples before ordering?
Yes, subject to availability. 
Do you supply private label?
Potentially, please discuss your requirements with our team.