从Philippines供应商批量进口A4 Paper

A4 paper from Goas Chang Trading Ent meets the international ISO 216 standard with dimensions of 210 x 297 mm, designed for compatibility with most printers and photocopiers. The supplier offers variants in 70gsm and 80gsm weights, providing options for different printing needs, from everyday documents to professional presentations. The sheets are manufactured with a smooth surface finish, ensuring consistent ink absorption for laser and inkjet printing.

The material composition includes wood pulp, with recycled variants available to support sustainable procurement. Typical industry standards for A4 paper include a brightness rating of 88-92 CIE, a moisture content of 4-6%, and a smoothness of 100-150 Bekk, which contribute to its performance in high-speed printers. The paper is produced to minimize curling and jamming, a common requirement for office-grade stock.

This A4 paper is sourced for corporate offices, educational institutions, and print shops, where bulk usage demands reliability. Buyers confirm trade terms directly with Goas Chang Trading Ent, as MOQ, packaging, and lead times are not specified in the listing. The product is suitable for double-sided printing and copying, with typical bulk packaging in reams of 500 sheets or cartons of 5 reams, ensuring ease of handling and storage.

Goas Chang Trading Ent operates from Makati, Philippines, with a registered address at 92 Won St, 4700. The company is classified under the harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline level of verification for trade activities. As a paper supplier, it focuses on providing office-grade A4 paper, with no additional details provided on certifications, production capacity, or client base.

The supplier’s profile does not specify response rates or average response times, so buyers should expect to initiate contact directly for inquiries. Goas Chang Trading Ent does not list additional product categories or services, limiting its published scope to A4 paper supply. Verification of its operational scale, export history, or quality control processes requires direct confirmation from the supplier.