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The upholstery is usually a layer of coir, sisal, or synthetic material.
The coir is blended with a mix of nitrogen, phosphate and potassium fertilizers to form compost.
Coir matting in the drawing room gives a plain background for Turkish rugs.
In both situations the tubers were covered with shredded coir (coco-peat) to which water was applied once every seven days to prevent it drying out.
The tubers in both the yam barn and the growth chamber were kept in moist coir, such that all were subject to similar humidity.
It is the sort of work for which preferably coir rope should be used.
She cannot equate burning wool, hair and coir fibre with foam.
If, however, the supply of coir fibre should cease to be available, there would be no objection to the use of flock filling.
Our policy is that the use of peat should be avoided and manures, coir, bark chippings and organic fertilizers used instead.
It is not cast idly on the toss of a coir nor is it cast entirely on their own opinion.
It might then be argued that materials such as coir matting and carpets should also be exempted.
For instance, under reference 58.01 and 58.02, only some of the handmade knotted carpets, carpeting and rugs and coir mats and mattings are exempt.
It is still doubtful whether coir fibre bags can be produced at a price competitive with imported jute bags.
The price at which stocks of coir fibre were sold was calculated to cover the total cost of purchases made.
This means that some of the problems—jute, coir, and vegetable oils—are profound.
There is a world shortage of the coir yarn from which they are made.
I live in a constituency, and represent it, where the introduction of coir matting is putting workers out of employment.
As for the materials, we have cotton felt, coir fibre, horse hair, and hog hair.
