Import Corn Starch — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Corn starch from China Xiwang Group is a fine white powder derived from premium corn, supplied in 25 kg bags for bulk wholesale use. It meets gluten-free standards, making it suitable for dietary-restricted applications, and its smooth consistency ensures easy incorporation into recipes without clumping. The product is processed under stringent quality controls to maintain purity and performance in culinary and industrial settings.

The starch exhibits standard viscosity for food-grade corn starch, typically ranging from 400 to 600 BU when tested at 10% concentration and 25°C, providing reliable thickening for sauces, gravies and confections. Industry-standard specifications include a maximum moisture content of 13%, a pH range of 4.0 to 6.0, and a minimum purity of 99.5%, ensuring stability in both dry and wet processing. Its neutral taste and odour make it ideal for applications where flavour interference is undesirable.

Food manufacturers use this corn starch as a binding agent in baked goods, a thickener in soups and a texturising agent in snacks. Industrial buyers in textile and paper production rely on its adhesive properties and consistent particle size. For logistics, the supplier offers FOB and CIF shipping terms, with packaging designed to prevent contamination during transit. Buyers should confirm bulk density and ash content if these values are critical to their production specifications.

China Xiwang Group is based in Handian Town, Zouping County, Shandong Province, China. The company operates as an imported-tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating verified logistics capabilities for bulk commodity exports. Its address in the Shandong region places it near major ports, facilitating efficient shipping for international buyers.

The supplier specialises in food ingredients, with corn starch as a core product. While the listing provides no response rate data, the company’s profile confirms its focus on wholesale supply and compliance with food safety standards. Buyers should verify certification status directly with the supplier, as the listing does not explicitly state current certifications beyond the implied industry standards.