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India hosts Vbiz Overseas with an active catalogue of six distinct products. The supplier lists items across the packaging sector, including non‑woven bags, paper bags with twisted or rope handles, kraft bags and a line of ceramic products. Each product aligns with the broader categories of Packaging Bags, Paper Bags and Bags & Baggage Accessories as indicated in the supplied data. The catalogue reflects a focus on lightweight transport solutions and basic ceramic ware without reference to additional product families.
The six items are identified by generic product names such as U Cut Non Woven Bags, D Cut Non Woven Bags, Paper Bag Paper Twisted Handle, Paper Bag Rope Handle, Kraft Bags and Ceramic Products. In international trade these goods fall under HS‑code families such as 3923 for plastic non‑woven bags, 4819 for paper and kraft bags, and 6912 for ceramic tableware or decorative items. No further company‑specific claims are provided beyond the listed product count and categories.
The catalogue comprises two cut styles of polypropylene non‑woven bags (U‑cut and D‑cut), two paper bag variants differentiated by handle type (twisted paper handle and rope handle), generic kraft bags and a basic ceramic line. In the non‑woven sector buyers typically encounter polypropylene grades ranging from 30 gsm to 80 gsm, burst strengths of 0.4‑0.8 MPa and tear resistance measured to ASTM D3786. Paper bags are usually produced in grammages of 60‑120 gsm, with handle strengths tested to ISO 9002 standards; rope‑handle bags often use jute or synthetic twine of 3‑5 mm diameter. Kraft bags commonly feature 80‑120 gsm material, a burst strength of 0.5‑1.0 kN and are frequently FSC‑tracked. Ceramic products from India are generally stoneware or porcelain, lead‑free glazed, and conform to EU Regulation No 10/2011 for food contact when applicable.
The supplier lists U‑cut and D‑cut polypropylene non‑woven bags. Both styles are typically produced in 30‑80 gsm weights and can be supplied in bulk cartons for container loading.
The supplier does not state specific certifications, so buyers should request FSC or PEFC chain‑of‑custody certificates and any relevant ISO quality management documents during the sourcing process.
Yes. The catalogue includes paper bags with twisted paper handles and paper bags equipped with rope handles, each usually fabricated from 60‑120 gsm paper and tested for handle pull strength.
Non‑woven polypropylene bags fall under HS 3923, paper and kraft bags under HS 4819, and ceramic products under HS 6912 according to standard international tariff classifications.
Buyers should ask for a physical sample to verify glaze finish, lead‑free status and dimensional tolerances, and request a lab report confirming compliance with EU Regulation No 10/2011 or FDA standards if the items are intended for food contact.
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