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India‑based Whetstone Global Edge LLP lists 26 active products across several categories. The catalogue includes cosmetics such as Detox Face Pack (HS 3304.99) made from Ayurvedic herbal extracts, Radiant Face Feed (HS 3304.99) with a marigold‑based blend, Hair Rejuvinator Powder (HS 3305.90) of 100 % natural herbs, and a series of face washes, shampoos and masks that fall under HS 3304.99 or 3304.90. In addition, the supplier offers herbal products, spices and herbs, rice, as well as non‑cosmetic items like carpets, ceramic and vitrified tiles, and construction spare parts.
The product list comprises Ayurvedic‑based skin‑care items (face packs, masks, Ubtan body scrub), herbal hair colourants (Henna Indigo, Indigo Leaf Powder), and personal‑care liquids (Neem Shampoo, Lemongrass Shampoo, Rose Sandal Face Wash). Typical industry specifications for Indian herbal cosmetics include ISO 22716 GMP compliance, microbiological limits (e.g., total aerobic count < 10⁴ CFU/g), and declared active ingredient percentages such as neem extract ≥ 5 %. For spices and herbs, buyers usually look for ISO 22000 or FSSC 22000 certification, aflatoxin ≤ 10 µg/kg, and moisture content ≤ 12 %. Indian rice exports are commonly graded by milling degree (e.g., 70 % polished) and moisture ≤ 14 %, with HS 1006 covering milled rice. Non‑cosmetic items such as carpets and ceramic tiles follow standard HS chapters 57 and 69, with material specifications such as pile density (kg/m²) for carpets or porcelain strength ≥ 30 MPa for tiles.
The catalogue includes face packs, facial scrubs, detox masks, anti‑acne masks, anti‑ageing masks, body scrubs (Ubtan), herbal face washes, neem and lemongrass shampoos, and hair colour powders such as Henna Indigo.
Products containing herbal extracts are classified under HS 3304.99, the instant glow mask under HS 3304.90, and the hair rejuvinator powder under HS 3305.90. These codes fall within Chapter 33 for beauty and make‑up preparations.
Buyers should ask for ISO 22716 (cosmetics GMP), a recent GMP audit report, and any relevant organic or Ayurvedic certification. Test reports for heavy metals and microbial limits are also standard for herbal preparations.
Indian exporters usually ship rice in 25 kg polypropylene bags or bulk 20 ft containers with liner bags, while spices are packed in 1 kg or 5 kg food‑grade kraft paper bags, often double‑sealed for moisture protection.
MOQs for herbal cosmetics typically start at 500 units per SKU, with lead times of 25‑35 days from order confirmation, depending on batch size and required lab testing.
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