ACCOTT COCONUT POWER

ACCOTT Coconut Water Powder

The product shown is ACCOTT Coconut Water Powder, packed as 10 × 10 g sachets (100 g total).

The front clearly describes it as “100% Natural”, but the photograph does not provide a sufficiently legible ingredient/composition panel to establish the exact formulation.

I also searched for an official or reliable online composition for this exact ACCOTT product, but couldn't find a verifiable ingredient listing, so I would not guess the formulation. (CDC)

What can be confirmed from the image

ItemConfirmed informationProductACCOTT Coconut Water PowderFormPowderSachet size10 gBox10 sachetsTotal powder100 gProduct claim100% NaturalMain positioningCoconut-water/electrolyte-type beverage powder

What “coconut water powder” generally means

Coconut water naturally contains:

• Potassium

• Sodium

• Magnesium

• Calcium

• Small amounts of other minerals

• Naturally occurring carbohydrates/sugars

When coconut water is converted into a powder, the manufacturing process removes most of the water while retaining some of the dissolved solids. The exact nutritional profile depends heavily on the manufacturing process and whether other ingredients are added.

What I cannot safely claim for this product

From this photograph I cannot verify:

• actual percentage of coconut water solids

• potassium content per 10-g sachet

• sodium content

• magnesium/calcium content

• sugar/carbohydrate content

• calories

• whether maltodextrin or another carrier is used

• whether additional electrolytes or vitamins are added

• preservatives or anti-caking agents

• exact reconstitution volume

The side panel is visible, but its text is too blurred to read accurately—even after enlarging it. Therefore, attributing specific quantities or ingredients to ACCOTT Coconut Water Powder would be speculation.

In practical terms

If the product is genuinely made primarily from coconut water solids, its main nutritional value would be hydration plus electrolytes, particularly potassium. But the actual electrolyte concentration per 10-g sachet must come from the product's nutrition/composition panel, not from the phrase “coconut water powder.”

A sharp close-up of the side/back panel—especially the section headed “Composition,” “Nutrition Information,” or “Ingredients”—would allow me to give you the exact composition per 10-g sachet and explain each ingredient.