Import Double A Paper 70 Gsm — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Double A Paper 70 GSM supplied by Traderking Online Private Limited is a copy paper designed for everyday office and personal printing. It carries a basis weight of exactly 70 g/m², giving it a lightweight yet sturdy feel. The sheet exhibits a high ISO brightness rating that enhances colour vibrancy and sharpness of text. Its smooth surface ensures consistent feed through both inkjet and laser printers.

The paper is produced from sustainably sourced fibres, aligning with common industry practices for environmentally responsible printing supplies. In the broader market, 70 gsm paper is a standard weight for general‑purpose documents, offering a balance between opacity and ease of handling. Typical opacity for this grade exceeds 90 %, reducing show‑through on single‑sided prints. Standard packaging for such paper is a ream of 500 sheets, often bundled in cartons of five for bulk shipments.

It is widely used in corporate offices, schools and home workspaces for reports, presentations and routine correspondence. Importers should note that the supplier lists flexible order quantities and offers FOB or CIF terms, with payment via L/C or T/T. While exact minimum order quantities are not disclosed, prospective buyers can request them directly from Traderking. The product is presented with ISO and FSC certification claims, which should be verified before purchase.

Traderking Online Private Limited is registered in India and appears on the platform as an imported supplier with a harbour‑level trust tier. The supplier’s response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded response time, indicating that communication history is not yet established.

The listing indicates that Traderking provides flexible order quantities, secure packaging and shipping under FOB or CIF incoterms, with payment accepted via L/C or T/T. Certifications such as ISO and FSC are mentioned in the product description, but the supplier does not explicitly confirm possession of these certificates, so buyers should request documentation before committing.