Import Bleaching Earth — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Bleaching earth from Wtc-India is a naturally occurring activated clay used primarily in the refining of edible oils to remove pigments, trace metals, and off-odours. The product is sourced from mineral deposits in Gujarat and processed to meet industry standards for absorbency and particle size. It is supplied in dry, granular form with a moisture content typically below 10%, as required for efficient filtration in decolorization towers.

This bleaching earth is composed of montmorillonite clay, a standard material in oil refining, with a typical surface area of 200 to 300 m²/g and an oil absorption capacity of 30 to 50 g/100g. It is not chemically modified but thermally activated to enhance porosity. In the industry, it is commonly used for palm, soybean, and sunflower oils, where residual colour reduction to below 5.0 on the Lovibond scale is critical. The material is free from added chemicals and meets the physical requirements of ASTM D4176 for clay-based adsorbents.

Buyers in edible oil refineries, cosmetic ingredient processors, and pharmaceutical lubricant manufacturers use this product for decolorisation stages. It is sold in bulk, typically in 25kg polypropylene bags or 500kg jumbo bags, with no minimum order requirement stated. Lead time is dependent on stock availability at the Vadodara warehouse, and shipping terms are negotiable, with FOB Mundra and CIF ports commonly used. Buyers should confirm particle size distribution and residual moisture before shipment.

Wtc-India operates from B-166, Shrenik, Akota, Vadodara, Gujarat, and is listed as an imported supplier with harbor-tier trust verification. The company’s profile does not state years in business, employee count, or annual turnover. It is verified only by its physical address and product listing, with no response rate or certification details provided. The business appears to function as a direct supplier of bleaching earth without claims of manufacturing or lab testing facilities.

There is no mention of client names, export history, or production capacity. The listing does not indicate whether the product is sourced from domestic mines or imported for re-packaging. The supplier does not provide technical data sheets or third-party test reports. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity with direct access to product stock in Gujarat, not a certified manufacturer.