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South Korea (Republic Of Korea) hosts six active product listings from My Home Shopping. The catalogue includes two ceramic pots (Tornado Ceramic Pot and S‑Line Ceramic Pot), two ceramic‑coated pans (Excalibur Pan and Marble Pan), a 3‑ply stainless steel pot, and an Inner Lock accessory that functions as a lid or sealing component. All items fall under the broader categories of Ceramic Kitchenware and Lunch Box products, reflecting a focus on household cooking and food‑storage solutions. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust rating, indicating it operates through established trade channels for Korean manufacturers. The product set is limited to six SKUs, each identified by its commercial name without additional specifications in the source data.
The listed items correspond to HS code families commonly used for cookware: ceramic cookware typically aligns with chapter 69 (e.g., HS 6912 for ceramic tableware and kitchenware), while stainless‑steel cookware aligns with chapter 73 (e.g., HS 7323 for stainless‑steel tableware). Korean kitchenware exporters generally target markets in North America, the European Union, and the Middle East, where demand for modern, food‑grade ceramic and multi‑ply stainless products is strong. Buyers often require documentation such as FDA food‑contact approval, CE conformity, and LFGB compliance for ceramic coatings, and stainless‑steel grades are usually specified as 18/10 (304) or 18/8 (304) for corrosion resistance.
The six SKUs from My Home Shopping cover two main material groups. Ceramic items - Tornado Ceramic Pot, S‑Line Ceramic Pot, Excalibur Pan and Marble Pan - are typically produced from lead‑free, food‑grade ceramic bodies with glaze finishes that meet ISO 9001 quality management standards. Industry practice grades ceramic cookware by durability, heat‑distribution uniformity, and glaze purity, often referencing tests such as ASTM C1161 for thermal shock resistance. The 3‑ply stainless steel pot combines an inner layer of 18/10 stainless steel with outer layers of magnetic stainless or aluminum for improved heat conductivity, a construction standard widely adopted in professional kitchens. The Inner Lock accessory is generally a silicone‑reinforced or stainless‑steel locking lid designed to maintain temperature and prevent spillage. Buyers in the kitchenware sector usually look for specifications such as maximum operating temperature (often up to 250 °C for ceramic pots), weight per unit (kilograms per pot), and packaging dimensions for 40 ft container loading.
Typical market specifications for these product types include a minimum glaze lead content of <0.1 mg/kg, a ceramic hardness rating of ≥6 Mohs, and stainless‑steel tensile strength of ≥500 MPa. Packaging is commonly in cardboard cartons with internal foam inserts, allowing standard 20 ft or 40 ft container loads of 1,200 - 1,500 units depending on product dimensions.
The catalogued ceramic pots are generally made from lead‑free, food‑grade ceramic bodies with a glazed surface that meets ISO 9001 quality standards and typical industry hardness of 6 Mohs or higher.
Ceramic cookware such as the Tornado and S‑Line pots aligns with HS chapter 69 (commonly HS 6912), while the stainless‑steel pot falls under HS chapter 73 (commonly HS 7323).
Industry practice for 3‑ply cookware specifies an inner layer of 18/10 (304) stainless steel for corrosion resistance, combined with outer layers of magnetic stainless or aluminum for heat distribution.
Buyers typically request FDA food‑contact approval, CE marking for EU markets, and LFGB compliance for German retail, along with any available ISO 9001 certificates.
Products are usually packed in cardboard cartons with internal foam inserts, allowing standard 20 ft or 40 ft container loads of roughly 1,200 - 1,500 units depending on product dimensions.
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