Haina Industry Co., Ltd.

China‑based Haina Industry Co., Ltd. lists 25 active products across the Chemicals & Allied Products spectrum. The catalogue includes inorganic salts such as Sodium Bicarbonate (HS 2836.30) and Calcium Chloride (HS 2827.20), organic intermediates like Bronopol (HS 2905.49) and Phenylethyl Alcohol (HS 2906.29), and a range of aromatic chemicals including Pine Oil (HS 3301.29) and various synthetic musks (HS 2909‑series). Each item is identified by its specific HS code family, allowing buyers to match tariff and compliance requirements precisely. The supplier also offers bulk forms of Soda Ash, Magnesium Chloride, and Poly Aluminium Chloride, extending the product set beyond the listed 25 items.

The product list further contains specialty compounds such as CIS‑3‑Hexenol (HS 2905.29), Cinnamic Aldehyde (HS 2912.29), and Diphenyl Oxide (HS 2909.30), as well as fragrance ingredients like Musk Ambrette and Musk Xylene. Several entries lack explicit HS codes in the source data, indicating they may fall under broader HS headings for chemicals or fragrances. Overall, Haina’s portfolio spans basic industrial chemicals, water‑treatment agents, and fine aromatic chemicals, all sourced from China.

Haina’s catalogue features standard grades of soda ash (dense) and sodium bicarbonate that typically meet purity specifications of 99.5 % Na₂CO₃ and 99.9 % NaHCO₃ respectively, with moisture limits under 0.2 %. Calcium chloride and magnesium chloride are commonly supplied in anhydrous or hexahydrate forms with 99 % purity and controlled moisture content, packed in 25 kg paper bags or 1 ton bulk bags. Bronopol is usually delivered at 99 % purity for water‑treatment applications, while phenylethyl alcohol meets the USP grade of ≥99 % with a clear, slightly yellow liquid. Aromatic chemicals such as pine oil, ginger oil, and vanillin are graded by oil content (typically >70 % for pine oil) and GC‑MS profile, and synthetic musks are classified by nitro‑musk series with specifications on flash point and solubility. Industry practice for these categories includes providing a Certificate of Analysis (CoA), Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), and, where applicable, REACH registration documentation.

In global trade, Chinese exporters of inorganic salts often ship 20‑ft containers containing 20‑25 metric tons of product, while fine chemicals and fragrances are frequently dispatched in 1 ton or 500 kg drums. Buyers usually request specifications such as particle size distribution for powders (e.g., 80 µm D90 for sodium bicarbonate) and oil content verification for essential oils. The typical quality grades referenced in the market are USP, EP, or ACS for pharmaceutical‑grade chemicals, and ISO‑9001‑based quality management for bulk industrial chemicals.