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India‑based GB Identity Industries Pvt. Ltd. lists 47 active products across glassware, cutlery and related dining accessories. The catalogue groups items under categories such as Cutlery - Fork, Knife, Spoon & Chopsticks, Disposable Cutlery, Shot Glasses, Kitchen Plates, Serving Bowls, Serving Trays, Liqueur Glasses and general Glassware, reflecting a broad but focused product set. Each product is identified by a descriptive name - for example Sparkle Shot Glass, Crystal Leaf, Crystal Wine Glass and Koparazi Crystal Bowl - and falls within the HS‑code families for glass articles (chapter 70) and metal cutlery (chapter 82).
The supplier’s list includes both reusable crystal glass items and disposable kitchenware, indicating capability to source lead‑free crystal, tempered soda‑lime glass and stainless‑steel or plastic cutlery. The presence of items such as Crystal Milky Bowl, Crystal 11" Red Meal Plate and Golden Crystal Shot Glass shows coverage of standard dining sizes ranging from 6 oz shot glasses to 12‑inch plates, which are common specifications in hospitality and catering supply chains.
GB Identity Industries’ catalogue features crystal shot glasses, leaf‑shaped decorative glassware, assorted bowls, plates and a set of metal cutlery. In the glassware segment, Indian exporters typically supply lead‑free crystal (often complying with ISO 3580) in thicknesses between 2 mm and 4 mm, with standard capacities of 30 ml for shot glasses and 200 - 350 ml for wine or liqueur glasses. Cutlery items are usually manufactured from stainless‑steel grade 304 or 430, meeting DIN 19358 for fork and spoon dimensions, while disposable cutlery is commonly made from polystyrene, polypropylene or biodegradable bagasse. Typical packaging includes individual cartons for glass items and bulk shrink‑wrap for cutlery, allowing loading of 20‑ft containers with up to 1,200 kg of glassware or 2,500 kg of metal cutlery.
The supplier lists glassware (shot glasses, wine glasses, decorative crystal pieces), serving bowls, kitchen plates, serving trays, as well as metal cutlery (forks, knives, spoons) and disposable cutlery.
Indian glass exporters typically produce lead‑free crystal that complies with ISO 3580. Buyers should request a lead‑content test report to confirm compliance for each glass item.
Cutlery in the catalogue is generally manufactured from stainless‑steel grade 304 or 430, which meet DIN 19358 specifications for fork and spoon dimensions.
Glassware falls under HS Chapter 70 (e.g., 7013 for glassware), while metal cutlery is classified under HS Chapter 82 (e.g., 8215 for tableware of base metal).
Buyers should ask for ISO 9001, REACH compliance for lead, FDA food‑contact approval for US shipments, and an export Certificate of Origin.
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