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Japan World Trading Co., Ltd. is registered in Japan and currently offers 15 active products across several consumer and industrial categories. The catalogue includes items classified under diapers, wet wipes, agriculture, computer software, milk powder, processed vegetable pastes and purees, as well as soaps and detergents. Product entries such as Japanese Wet Wipes, Baby Diapers Daio goo.N, Goon Baby Diapers, Merries, Moony, Mamy Poko, Every Chu, and Genki Baby Diapers illustrate the focus on infant hygiene. Additional listings comprise P&G Ariel Laundry Power Gel Ball, Perfect Double Wash, Nanoclo2 Virus Blocker, Meiji Hohoemi Milk Powder, Beet pulp and a second Nanoclo2 entry. The supplier’s portfolio reflects a mix of personal care, food, and agricultural commodities that are commonly sourced for both domestic distribution and export.
The listed product set spans typical Japanese consumer‑care and food items. Diaper brands such as Merries, Moony, Mamy Poko and others usually employ super‑absorbent polymer (SAP) cores, non‑woven topsheets, and elastic leg cuffs, with performance measured in grams of water absorbed per gram of SAP and leak‑proof ratings. Wet wipes are generally non‑woven polyester or viscose blends, treated with mild surfactants and preservatives, and are evaluated against ASTM D5725 for lint and durability. Milk powder like Meiji Hohoemi is produced to ICUMSA 45 - 70 specifications, with moisture below 5 % and protein content around 26 % for whole‑milk powder. Processed vegetable pastes and beet pulp are bulk agricultural commodities; beet pulp typically has a moisture content of 10‑12 % and is used as high‑fiber animal feed. Detergent products such as the Ariel Laundry Power Gel Ball fall under liquid/gel detergent formats, tested for surfactant concentration (e.g., 10‑15 % active surfactant) and cloud point. The software entry, while not detailed, would be classified under electronic data products and follows standard software licensing norms.
The catalogue includes Japanese Wet Wipes, a range of baby diapers (e.g., Merries, Moony, Mamy Poko), a laundry gel ball detergent, Perfect Double Wash, Nanoclo2 virus blocker, Meiji Hohoemi Milk Powder, Beet pulp and a software entry.
Diapers are classified under HS 9619, wet wipes under HS 3307, milk powder under HS 0402, and beet pulp under HS 1201. Detergent gel balls fall under HS 3402 (organic surface‑active agents).
Buyers should check the absorbent core capacity (g/g SAP), backsheet breathability, elastic leg cuff stretch, and compliance with ISO 9001 quality management. Lab reports on lint, tensile strength and skin‑pH are also common.
Wet wipes are evaluated for lint count, tensile strength, wetness retention (ml per wipe) and preservative efficacy, often using ASTM D5725 and ISO 16672 test methods.
The milk powder conforms to ICUMSA 45‑70 grade, with moisture ≤5 %, protein ≈26 % and complies with Japan’s Food Sanitation Act and GMP requirements.
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