About QSS Global Co., Ltd. - Stone & Spice Supplier in Viet Nam

Vietnam, the origin country of QSS Global Co., Ltd., lists 44 active products across two primary material groups: natural stone and culinary spices. The stone portfolio includes lava stone variants, granite steps, slabs and wall stones, while the spice portfolio covers turmeric oil, black cardamom, various forms of cassia and cinnamon, anise, star anise and related powders. Each item is recorded under the relevant HS chapter for natural stone (chapter 68) or spices and essential oils (chapter 09). The catalogue does not provide specific HS codes, but the product families align with standard export classifications used for these commodities. The supplier’s top categories, as reported, are Stones & Slates, Black Cardamom, Marble & Granite, Stone Pebbles, Spices Powder, Granite Slabs, Essential Oils and Spices.

Product Range and Specialties of QSS Global Co., Ltd.

QSS Global’s stone line features lava stone in curb, step and wall configurations, offered both cut and tumbled finishes, and granite products such as step stones, stair treads, pavers, wall stones, curb stones, cubes and slabs. In the industry, granite slabs are commonly supplied in thicknesses of 20 mm to 30 mm, with finishes ranging from polished to honed, and are measured in square metres per container (approximately 35 m² in a 20 ft container). Lava stone pebbles and curbs are typically sized between 8 mm and 20 mm, and are packed in wooden crates or bulk bags for transport. The spice portfolio includes whole black cardamom pods, split and broken cassia sticks, cinnamon powder, anise powder, star anise whole pods and turmeric oil marketed as Trucurcumin+. Standard spice grades in Vietnam are classified as Grade A (≤10 % moisture, ≤0.2 % foreign matter) and are often accompanied by a Certificate of Analysis confirming essential oil content, e.g., turmeric oil with ≥90 % curcumin.

Trade and Export Information - QSS Global Co., Ltd.

Vietnam is a major exporter of both natural stone and spice products. Granite and lava stone from the northern and central highlands are shipped primarily to the European Union, United States, Middle East and Southeast Asian markets, using 20 ft or 40 ft containers with wooden palletization and moisture‑controlled packaging. Buyers typically require a phytosanitary certificate for natural stone, a Mill Test Report confirming compressive strength (≥70 MPa for granite) and compliance with the EU REACH regulation for heavy metals.

Spice and essential‑oil exports from Vietnam follow the HS chapter 09 protocol, with mandatory fumigation certificates, a phytosanitary certificate and a Certificate of Origin. Importers in the food‑processing sector often request ISO 22000 or HACCP compliance, as well as a recent COA for active constituents (e.g., curcumin ≥ 90 % in turmeric oil). Common Incoterms are FOB Ho Chi Minh City or CIF major ports such as Da Nang, allowing buyers to manage freight and insurance according to their logistics strategy.

Sourcing from QSS Global Co., Ltd. - Buyer Guidance

When sourcing stone from QSS Global, buyers should verify the exact dimensions, finish type and compressive strength of the granite or lava products. Request a Mill Test Report, a 3‑point bend test result and photographs of the finished pieces. For large orders, confirm the packing plan (crate size, wood treatment) and the container loading capacity, typically 25 tonnes per 20 ft container for granite slabs.

For spices and essential oils, buyers should ask for a recent Certificate of Analysis, moisture content, foreign matter percentage and, where applicable, gas‑chromatography data for active compounds. Samples of split cassia, black cardamom or turmeric oil can be requested in 1 kg or 500 ml quantities. Verify that the supplier can provide phytosanitary certificates and, if required by the destination, a HACCP or ISO 22000 audit report before finalizing the purchase.

What stone finishes are available from QSS Global?

The catalogue lists cut and tumbled finishes for lava stone curbs, steps and walls, and polished or honed finishes for granite slabs, pavers and cubes. Buyers can specify the desired finish when requesting a quote.

Are dimensions and thicknesses standardized for the granite slabs?

Granite slabs are typically offered in standard thicknesses of 20 mm, 25 mm or 30 mm and are cut to length on demand. Widths range from 800 mm to 1200 mm, and the supplier can provide a size sheet for each batch.

What quality documents should a buyer request for the spice products?

Buyers should request a Certificate of Analysis showing moisture content (≤10 %), foreign matter level, and, for essential oils, the active‑ingredient percentage. A phytosanitary certificate and, where required, HACCP or ISO 22000 compliance documentation are also common.

Can samples be provided for the cinnamon and cassia varieties?

Yes, the supplier can ship 1 kg samples of whole, split or broken cassia, as well as 500 g of cinnamon powder, under the buyer’s chosen Incoterm. Samples are typically sent in sealed, moisture‑proof packaging.

What are the typical minimum order quantities for the stone products?

For granite slabs and lava stone pieces, the minimum order is generally one full container load, approximately 20‑25 tonnes, which corresponds to about 35 m² of granite slab per 20 ft container. Smaller quantities can be arranged on a case‑by‑case basis.

Which export certifications are commonly required for Vietnamese stone and spice shipments?

Exporters of natural stone usually need a phytosanitary certificate and a Mill Test Report; spice exporters often need a fumigation certificate, a Certificate of Origin and, for food‑grade products, HACCP or ISO 22000 compliance. Buyers should confirm that these documents are available before shipment.

What packaging methods are used for the stone items?

Stone pieces are packed in wooden crates with internal padding, each crate labeled with product type, dimensions and weight. Crates are stacked on pallets and shrink‑wrapped to protect against moisture during sea transport.

How are the essential oils shipped to preserve quality?

Turmeric oil is sealed in amber glass bottles or high‑density polyethylene drums, protected from light and temperature fluctuations, and shipped in insulated cartons. The supplier can arrange CIF delivery to major ports.