Import Cement — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in South Africa

Jj Import-Export Agency supplies cement sourced from manufacturers in Russia, Ukraine and China, packed in 50 kg bags for bulk distribution to contractors and builders. The product is formulated to achieve a fast setting time, reducing construction timelines, and is engineered for structural applications that demand longevity. The supplier states a combined production capacity of 1,000,000 tons per month across its sourcing network.

The cement meets international standards for compressive strength and durability, with formulations available for general-purpose use in residential, commercial and infrastructure projects. Typical industry specifications for such cement include a 28-day compressive strength in the 32.5 MPa to 42.5 MPa range, a standard setting time of 45 to 600 minutes for initial set, and a fineness of 300 to 400 m² per kg as measured by Blaine’s method. These are standard values for ordinary Portland cement and may vary by batch and origin.

Builders and contractors source this cement for foundations, masonry, plastering and reinforced concrete work. The supplier offers trade terms including FOB and CIF shipping options, with packaging designed to preserve product integrity during transit. Buyers should confirm the exact compressive strength grade, setting characteristics and certification status for their project requirements, as these are not specified in the listing.

Jj Import-Export Agency operates from P.O. Box 46, Ermelo, Mpumalanga, South Africa, and is classified as an imported-tier supplier. The company sources cement from manufacturers in Russia, Ukraine and China, indicating a focus on bulk distribution rather than direct production. The agency’s listed response rate is 0.00, with no recorded average response time, which suggests buyers may need to follow up directly for inquiries.

The supplier’s profile does not provide details on company history, headcount, or specific certifications beyond the product description’s mention of ISO and FSSAI standards. Buyers should verify the exact origin of the cement, the applicable quality certifications for their market, and the supplier’s ability to meet volume and delivery requirements. The agency’s role as an importer means it acts as an intermediary, and buyers may need to confirm manufacturing details with the original producers.