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Pakistan‑based International Consumer Products (Pvt.) Ltd. lists six active products in its catalogue. The portfolio includes hand‑sanitising liquids, gels and sprays, as well as two types of pre‑moistened wipes - one for nail‑polish removal and another for insect repellent. The wipes are classified under HS code 3304.30 for the nail‑polish remover and HS code 3808.94 for the insect‑repellent version, reflecting their material composition of non‑woven polyester blends and specific active solutions.
The hand‑sanitiser line comprises an ethyl‑alcohol based liquid, a 900 ml gel (Latalia), a spray‑gel hybrid, and a 1‑gallon pump bottle. The two wipe products are described as non‑woven polyester/spunlace fabric pre‑moistened with an acetone‑free remover solution, and non‑woven polyester/lyocell fabric impregnated with either 30 % DEET or 20 % Picaridin. All items fall within the sanitary preparation and personal‑care HS chapters, providing clear product identification for customs and trade documentation.
The catalogue covers standard hand‑sanitiser formats used in institutional and retail settings: ethyl‑alcohol liquid, gel in 900 ml bottles, spray‑gel, and bulk 1‑gallon pump containers. In the global market, ethyl‑alcohol sanitiser is typically formulated at 70 % v/v (or 62‑80 % depending on regional guidelines) and must meet WHO‑recommended efficacy criteria against enveloped viruses. The two wipe products are classified as non‑woven disposable wipes; industry practice grades the fabric by GSM (generally 30‑50 g/m²) and by liquid uptake capacity, while the active solutions are tested for ≥99 % knock‑down of target insects under EN 14971. Industry standards for these categories include ISO 22716 for Good Manufacturing Practices in cosmetics, ISO 9001 for quality management, and, where applicable, ISO 13485 for medical‑device‑related sanitising products. Buyers often request material safety data sheets (MSDS), certificates of analysis (CoA) for alcohol concentration, and efficacy test reports such as EN 1496 for wipes or ASTM E1153 for antimicrobial activity. The supplier’s product list aligns with these typical specifications, providing a basis for verification.
The product contains ethyl alcohol, typically formulated at 70 % v/v to meet WHO efficacy guidelines for viral inactivation.
The Nail Polish Remover Wipes are classified under HS code 3304.30, covering beauty‑care preparations and pre‑moistened wipes.
The wipes are impregnated with either 30 % DEET or 20 % Picaridin, both recognized as effective repellents in EN 14971 testing.
Buyers should request a Certificate of Analysis for alcohol concentration, a stability test report, and a Material Safety Data Sheet that details any preservatives or fragrance components.
Typical certifications include ISO 22716 for GMP in cosmetics, WHO formulation approval for alcohol‑based sanitiser, and pesticide registration documents for DEET or Picaridin‑based wipes.
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