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India‑based Dirba Exports Pvt. Ltd. lists 14 active products that span home textile items and a food commodity. The catalogue includes cushion covers, duvet and quilt covers, various bed sheet formats, baby blankets, curtain fabrics, upholstery fabrics, chenille, and cashew nuts. Each entry falls under the broader home‑linen and interior‑decoration categories that the supplier highlights in its top‑category list. The HS‑code families visible in the catalogue are 6302.10, 6302.21 and 6302.31, which correspond to textile articles such as bed linen, blankets and fitted sheets.
The product details specify material composition for several items: 100 % cotton or cotton‑polyester blends for fitted bed sheets (HS 6302.21), 100 % cotton sateen or polyester satin for standard bed sheets (HS 6302.31), and 100 % cotton hosiery fabric with cotton fleece filler for baby blankets (HS 6302.10). Other entries, such as cushion covers, chenille and upholstery fabrics, are listed without explicit HS codes but belong to the same chapter 63 textile classification. The cashew nut entry is presented without HS code but is typically classified under chapter 08 for edible nuts.
The catalogue covers a spectrum of woven and knitted textile products. In the bed‑sheet segment, Indian manufacturers commonly produce 150‑200 g/m² GSM fabrics with thread counts ranging from 200 to 400, and finishes such as sateen or percale that meet ISO 105‑B02 colourfastness standards. Cushion covers are frequently offered in polyester‑cotton blends (e.g., 65 % polyester / 35 % cotton) with a minimum weight of 120 g/m², and may carry Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 certification for restricted substances. Chenille and upholstery fabrics are usually woven with a pile height of 5‑10 mm and a backing weight of 250‑300 g/m², suitable for commercial upholstery applications. Cashew nuts from India are graded by size (e.g., “Jumbo”, “Large”) and kernel grade (A, B, C) with moisture limits below 5 % and aflatoxin ≤ 10 µg/kg, aligning with EU food‑safety specifications.
The supplier lists Bed Sheet (HS 6302.31) made of 100 % cotton or cotton‑satin blends, Fitted Bed Sheets Sets (HS 6302.21) of 100 % cotton or cotton‑polyester blends, and Baby Blanket - Cotton Hosiery (HS 6302.10) using 100 % cotton hosiery fabric and cotton fleece filler.
Yes, the catalogue includes a Cashew Nut entry, although no HS code or material detail is supplied in the facts.
Bed Sheet is described as 100 % cotton, cotton sateen or polyester satin. Fitted Bed Sheets Sets are 100 % cotton or a cotton‑polyester blend depending on specification. Baby Blanket - Cotton Hosiery uses 100 % cotton hosiery fabric with a 100 % cotton fleece filler.
Buyers typically request Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 for restricted substances, ISO 9001 for quality management, and, if applicable, GOTS for organic cotton. These certifications are standard for Indian home‑textile exporters.
Importers usually require a laboratory report showing moisture ≤ 5 %, aflatoxin ≤ 10 µg/kg, size grading (e.g., Jumbo, Large) and compliance with ISO 22000 or HACCP food‑safety systems.
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