Nata de coco is a product of fermentation culture of Acetobacter xylinum in coconut water medium enriched with
carbon and nitrogen through a controlled process. In such conditions, these bacteria produce enzymes that can be compiled into a thousand chain sugars or cellulose fibers. Of the millions of biomass grown in the coconut water,
will produce millions of pieces of cellulose threads that eventually appear solid white to transparent, called nata.