Import Drosophila And Pests Glue Trap — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Drosophila and pests glue trap is supplied in cardboard boxes containing exactly one thousand individual traps. Each trap carries a strong adhesive surface that captures fruit flies and similar small insects, and the adhesive is formulated to be non‑toxic, making the product suitable for environments where food is handled. The design is flat and discreet, allowing placement in kitchens, restaurants or processing areas without visual intrusion. The supplier states that the traps are ready for immediate deployment with minimal set‑up effort.

Glue traps of this type are commonly produced on PET film backing, a material that provides durability and resistance to moisture. Typical dimensions for a single trap range from eight to twelve centimetres on each side, providing sufficient surface area for effective capture while remaining easy to handle. Industry practice favours adhesive strengths that hold insects securely yet allow removal of the trap without damaging surrounding surfaces, and the non‑toxic formulation meets food‑contact safety expectations. These characteristics align with standard specifications for disposable pest‑control devices used in the food sector.

Primary users include commercial kitchens, food‑service establishments and processing plants that must maintain strict hygiene standards. Buyers often request flexible minimum order quantities and may negotiate freight terms such as FOB or CIF, as indicated by the supplier’s trade options. It is advisable to confirm the exact MOQ, incoterm preference and any required certifications directly with Dahao Viscose Daily Products Factory before placing an order.

Dahao Viscose Daily Products Factory is located in the Wanqinshan Industrial Area of Magang Town, Jiangmen, Guangdong Province, China. The supplier is listed as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it operates through overseas trade channels and has been vetted for basic reliability.

The supplier’s profile shows a response rate of zero and no recorded average response time, which suggests that recent communication activity may be limited. Potential buyers should therefore confirm the current point of contact and verify that the factory can meet required production schedules before committing to a purchase.