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Infinian General Trading operates from the United Arab Emirates and currently lists ten distinct products across its catalogue. The company’s portfolio spans Food Additives such as Xanthan Gum and Hydroxy Propyl Methyl Cellulose, Industrial Chemicals including Fumed Silica 200, Processed Food items like Peanut Butter, a variety of Canned Vegetables and Fruits, Soaps & Detergents represented by Black Seed Soap, and specialty items such as Miswak and canned olives. The canned fruit cocktail is recorded under HS code 2008.97 and consists of mixed tropical fruits in syrup. The product set also includes canned jalapeño pepper, green olives, and black olives, completing the range of preserved vegetable and fruit offerings.
The listed categories reflect typical export lines from the UAE, where food additives and canned goods are commonly produced for regional and international markets. Each product is identified by its material description where applicable, for example the fruit cocktail material is mixed tropical fruits in syrup, while the soap is formulated from black seed oil. The catalogue does not disclose additional HS codes beyond the fruit cocktail, but the product types align with standard HS chapters for food preparations (chapter 20) and chemicals (chapter 25).
The catalogue includes Xanthan Gum, a high‑viscosity food additive typically supplied at purity levels above 99 % and viscosity ranges of 1 000 - 5 000 mPa·s at 2 % solution. Fumed Silica 200 is a high‑surface‑area mineral filler, commonly specified with a specific surface area around 200 m²/g and an average particle size near 0.1 µm. Hydroxy Propyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC) is offered as a film‑forming and thickening agent, usually graded by viscosity (10 - 15 mPa·s at 2 % solution) and degree of substitution. Peanut Butter is a processed food product generally containing 45 - 55 % fat, less than 5 % moisture, and packaged in 500 g glass or PET jars. The canned fruit cocktail (HS 2008.97) is typically packed in metal cans of 200 - 500 g net weight, with a shelf life of 12 - 24 months and a syrup concentration that meets EU food‑safety standards. Canned jalapeño pepper, green olives and black olives follow similar can sizes, with olives often brined at 8 - 10 % salt concentration and packed in 12 - 24 kg bulk drums or 400 g cans. Black Seed Soap is a personal‑care item usually formulated with a pH of 5 - 7 and supplied in 500 g bars, while Miswak sticks are natural chewing sticks sold in bulk or retail packaging.
The supplier lists Xanthan Gum and Hydroxy Propyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC) as its food additive offerings, both of which are commonly used as thickeners and stabilisers in processed foods.
The facts do not specify any certifications held by the supplier; buyers should request standard certificates such as ISO 9001, ISO 22000, HACCP or Halal depending on the target market.
Fumed Silica 200 is the industrial chemical in the catalogue, a high‑surface‑area filler used in coatings, adhesives and cosmetics.
The canned fruit cocktail is recorded under HS code 2008.97 and contains a mix of pineapple, red papaya, yellow papaya and nata de coco preserved in syrup.
Canned vegetables and olives are usually packed in metal cans ranging from 200 g to 500 g, or in bulk drums of 12 - 24 kg for larger shipments.
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