About Fim Asia - Cosmetics & Beauty Products Supplier in South Korea (Republic Of Korea)

South Korea (Republic of Korea) hosts 47 active SKUs listed by Fim Asia, covering cosmetics, personal care, and ginseng‑derived health foods. The catalogue spans face creams, hair conditioners, cleansing balms, retinol sticks, and a series of red‑ginseng extracts, candies, and jelly products, each recorded under the supplier’s imported tier status. The product set includes items such as YERMA CREAM (Mink oil, Snail, Horse oil), YERMA RETINOL STICK, Korean Red Ginseng Extract PRIME S in 120 ml and 240 ml bottles, and Mintree hair‑care formulations. All entries are presented without explicit HS codes, but they align with standard HS chapters for cosmetics (3304) and food preparations (2106).

Product Range and Specialties of Fim Asia

Fim Asia’s catalogue lists 30 distinct items that fall into two primary industry groups: cosmetic/beauty preparations and ginseng‑based health foods. In cosmetics, Korean formulations commonly meet ISO 22716 (Good Manufacturing Practice for cosmetics) and may carry K‑FDA approval; typical specifications include SPF values, viscosity measured in mPa·s, and preservative concentrations below 0.5 %. For the ginseng line, extracts are usually standardised to 5 - 7 % total ginsenosides, with candy and jelly products conforming to HACCP‑based food safety standards and moisture content under 5 %. Buyers often request certificates of analysis (CoA) indicating active ingredient levels, as well as packaging details such as 30 ml or 60 ml stick containers and 200 ml spray bottles.

Trade and Export Information - Fim Asia

South Korean exporters of cosmetics and functional foods regularly ship to the United States, European Union, Middle East, and Southeast Asian markets, where demand for K‑beauty and ginseng products remains strong. HS chapter 33 (beauty or make‑up preparations) and chapter 21 (food preparations) are the typical tariff classifications for the items listed by Fim Asia. Importers usually require GMP or ISO‑9001 compliance, product safety data sheets, and, for food items, HACCP or ISO 22000 certification. Standard logistics involve 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers with inner cartons of 10 - 20 units, sealed in polyethylene film to protect moisture‑sensitive creams, while solid candy and jelly products are often palletised on EPAL pallets. Incoterms such as FOB Busan or CIF Shanghai are common for Korean exporters.

Sourcing from Fim Asia - Buyer Guidance

When sourcing from Fim Asia, buyers should request a current CoA for each ginseng extract, confirming ginsenoside content and microbial limits. For cosmetic products, a sample batch should be evaluated for pH (typically 5.0 - 6.5), viscosity, and preservative efficacy, and the supplier’s ISO 22716 or K‑FDA registration documents should be verified. Confirm packaging dimensions, weight per unit (e.g., 30 g stick or 200 ml bottle), and the material of primary containers (PET or HDPE) before finalising an order. Finally, ensure that the supplier can provide a full safety data sheet (SDS) and, where required, a halal or vegan certification depending on the target market.

What cosmetic product types does Fim Asia list in its catalogue?

The catalogue includes face creams formulated with mink oil, snail secretion, and horse oil, a retinol stick, exfoliating cleansing balms, and several Mintree hair‑care creams and scalp treatments.

Which ginseng‑based health foods are offered?

Fim Asia offers Korean Red Ginseng extract in 120 ml and 240 ml bottles, red‑ginseng candy, bean jelly, honeyed slices, liquid extracts, and ampoules, as well as a red‑ginseng pill formulation.

Are any certifications available for the listed products?

The supplied facts do not list specific certifications. Buyers should request the supplier’s GMP, ISO 22716, or HACCP certificates, which are commonly required for Korean cosmetics and functional foods.

What packaging formats are used for the cream and stick products?

Creams are typically supplied in 30 ml or 60 ml jars, while stick formats are packaged in 30‑unit or 60‑unit packs, and hair‑care creams are offered in 200 ml bottles.

Which HS chapters generally apply to these items?

Cosmetic preparations fall under HS chapter 33 (e.g., 3304), and the food‑type ginseng products are classified under HS chapter 21 (e.g., 2106).

What documentation should a buyer request before purchasing?

Buyers should ask for a certificate of analysis, safety data sheet, any relevant GMP or ISO certificates, and packaging specifications such as net weight and material.

What are typical lead times for orders from South Korean suppliers?

Lead times for cosmetics and ginseng products from South Korea usually range from 30 to 45 days after order confirmation, depending on production batch size and packaging requirements.

Which markets commonly import Korean cosmetics and ginseng products?

Key import markets include the United States, EU member states, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam and Thailand, where K‑beauty and functional food trends drive demand.