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India is the base of Lyla Blanc Pvt. Ltd., which lists 15 active products in its catalogue. The company focuses on perfumes and related fragrance items, covering both Eau de Parfum (EDP) and specialized fragrance blends. Product titles include LB EDP Fluer Essence, LB EDP Ultra Violet, LB EDP Lavender Mist, and others, all classified under the perfume segment. The catalogue reflects a concentration on liquid fragrance formulations rather than solid incense products. The listed items fall under the HS chapter 33 for perfumery preparations.
The 15 entries comprise a mix of themed scents such as LB Black Velvet, LB EDP Millionaire Perfume, and LB EDP Eternity, each identified as an Eau de Parfum formulation. The naming suggests variations in fragrance families, but no further technical data such as concentration or packaging size are provided in the source. The supplier’s catalogue does not specify HS codes per item, but the product group aligns with the standard HS code 3303.00 for perfume preparations. The range is limited to finished fragrance liquids intended for retail or wholesale distribution.
The catalogue lists fifteen Eau de Parfum products, each representing a finished fragrance liquid. In the perfume industry, EDPs normally contain 15‑20 % aromatic compounds dissolved in alcohol, with the remainder being denatured ethanol and fixatives. Common bottle sizes range from 30 ml to 100 ml, sealed with spray or atomizer caps, and are packed in cardboard cartons of 20 or 40 units for export.
Buyers of Indian perfume exports typically request compliance with the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) standards, a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), and evidence of REACH registration for any EU shipment. ISO 9001 certification of the manufacturing process and batch‑wise GC‑MS analysis of the fragrance composition are also standard expectations. While the supplier’s own certifications are not listed, these documents are routinely required to verify product safety and consistency.
The supplier lists fifteen finished Eau de Parfum fragrances, each presented as a liquid perfume under the generic HS code 3303.00. The product names include LB EDP Fluer Essence, LB EDP Ultra Violet, LB Black Velvet, and others, covering a variety of scent themes.
All listed perfume liquids fall under HS chapter 33, specifically HS code 3303.00, which covers perfume preparations and toilet waters.
Buyers should ask for an IFRA compliance statement, a REACH registration dossier for the EU, a Material Safety Data Sheet, and a batch‑wise GC‑MS analysis. If the buyer targets the US market, a FDA compliance declaration is also advisable.
In the perfume industry, EDPs are usually packaged in glass bottles ranging from 30 ml to 100 ml, equipped with spray caps. For export, bottles are packed in corrugated cartons of 20 or 40 units, with protective dividers to prevent breakage.
Minimum order quantities commonly start at 500 ml of product, equivalent to several hundred bottles depending on size, and lead times are typically 30 to 45 days after sample acceptance.
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