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Malaysia‑based Ks Suria lists ten active products, all of which are either powdered spices or a single cosmetic formulation. The catalogue includes Turmeric Powder, Coriander Powder, Black Pepper Powder, Cumin Powder, Fennel Powder, Chili Powder, White Pepper Powder, Clove Powder, Cinnamon Powder and a Miracle Face Cream that carries HS code 3304.99 as a water‑based emulsion with botanical extracts. Each spice entry aligns with the standard HS chapters for vegetable spices (0904) and condiments (0905), while the cosmetic product falls under the HS chapter for beauty preparations (3304).
The supplier’s product list reflects common spice categories exported from Southeast Asia, covering both hot and aromatic powders as well as a personal‑care cream. No additional HS codes are provided for the spice items, which is typical for bulk spice listings that rely on the broader 0904/0905 headings. The cosmetic entry specifies its material composition, indicating a water‑based emulsion that is typical for facial creams marketed for skin‑care applications.
Ks Suria’s catalogue focuses on ground spice powders such as Turmeric, Coriander, Black Pepper, Cumin, Fennel, Chili, White Pepper, Clove and Cinnamon. In the spice trade, buyers usually specify grades based on moisture content (often <12 % for most powders), particle size (commonly 250 - 500 µm), pungency (e.g., Scoville units for Chili) and active compound levels (e.g., curcumin 2 - 5 % for Turmeric). Packaging is frequently 25 kg paper bags or 1 ton bulk bags for container loading. The Miracle Face Cream is a water‑based emulsion typical of the cosmetics sector, where batch records include pH (4.0 - 6.0), viscosity (3000 - 6000 cP) and preservative system details. Buyers of such creams often request safety data sheets and stability test results.
The catalogue includes Turmeric, Coriander, Black Pepper, Cumin, Fennel, Chili, White Pepper, Clove and Cinnamon powders, each classified under HS chapters 0904 or 0905.
No specific HS codes are listed for the individual spice powders; they fall under the generic HS headings for dried vegetable spices (0904) or prepared condiments (0905).
Typical documents include a Certificate of Analysis, phytosanitary certificate, and, where required, Halal or organic certification. Buyers may also ask for ISO 22000 or HACCP compliance evidence.
Buyers usually look for curcumin content of 2 - 5 %, moisture below 12 %, ash content under 8 % and absence of heavy metals above regulatory limits.
The cream should be produced under GMP or ISO 22716 standards, accompanied by a safety data sheet, ingredient list and stability test report.
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