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Hardwood and Softwood Paper Pulp

Name: Hardwood and Softwood Paper Pulp
SKU: 8427891
Availability: InStoreOnly

Sold by shree jaladarshan retail private limited · Retailer, Exporter, Wholesaler · Borsad, Gujarat, India

Price

Price on request

In stock

Minimum order: 1 unit

Export Snapshot

MOQ

1 unit

Lead time

On request

Packaging

Standard export packaging

Shelf life / longevity

As per product specification

HS Code

843680

Origin

India

Port of dispatch

On request

Export markets served

Global markets

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Compliance & Certifications

Suitable for

Importers · Distributors · Wholesalers

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shree jaladarshan retail private limited

Retailer, Exporter, Wholesaler · Borsad, Gujarat, India

Shree Jaladarshan Retail Pvt. Ltd., established in 2021 before hand it was named as Jalaram Pipermint Store as a sole proprietor and based in Anand, Gujarat, India, specializes in retail trade of FMCG, Paper and Pulp trading, Asafoetida(Hing) trading, Grains, Sugar and much more The company focuses on providing high-quality products and exceptional customer service, catering to a diverse clientele with a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction.

Registered address: Anand, India. Industry: Retail > Department Stores.

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Established

2021

Employees

1–10

GST

24ABHCS1459A1ZO

IEC code

ABHCS1459A

Export markets

Global markets

GlobalLinker Member Since

May 2024

Turnover

10000001 - 50000000.

Incorporation Type

On request

Verified Seller

Product details

What are the specifications of this product?

Overview

Hardwood pulp comes from deciduous trees and provides smoothness. Softwood pulp comes from coniferous trees and offers strength and durability in paper products. All the products are imported from indonesia, canada and other western countries.

Product Description

Hardwood pulp, derived from deciduous trees like oak, acacia and birch, is known for its shorter, finer fibers, providing smoothness and uniformity, ideal for printing and writing papers. Softwood pulp, from coniferous trees like pine, laja and spruce, has longer fibers, offering strength and durability, making it suitable for packaging and tissue products. Both types are essential in the paper industry, each contributing unique properties in manufacturing the final product.

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Specifications

Hardwood Pulp Fiber Properties	Short and fine fibers
Softwood Pulp Fiber Properties	Longer fibers
Ideal Use Cases for Hardwood Pulp	High-quality printing and writing papers
Ideal Use Cases for Softwood Pulp	Packaging materials and tissue products
Origin Standards	Sourced from sustainable suppliers in Indonesia, Canada, and Europe

Use cases

Category	packaging > packaging raw materials > pulp
Primary application	Wholesale, distribution, and international sourcing
Brand	Not specified
Product type	Product

Logistics & handling

Lead time	On request
Packaging	As per buyer requirement
Storage condition	As recommended by supplier
Origin	India
Form	As listed by supplier

Commercials (this seller)

Minimum order	1 unit
Lead time	On request
Payment terms	As per negotiated commercial agreement.
Checkout type	enquiry

Buyer questions

Frequently asked by buyers

Common questions B2B buyers ask before sourcing Hardwood and Softwood Paper Pulp. Answers compiled from verified sellers' commercial terms and platform data.

Q: What types of trees are used to produce hardwood and softwood paper pulp?

A: Hardwood pulp comes from deciduous trees such as oak, acacia, and birch, whereas softwood pulp is derived from coniferous trees like pine, laja, and spruce.

Q: What are the benefits of using hardwood pulp in paper production?

A: Hardwood pulp provides a smoother finish and more uniform texture, making it excellent for high-quality printing and writing papers.

Q: Why is softwood pulp preferred for packaging and tissue products?

A: Softwood pulp has longer fibers that contribute to greater strength and durability, essential for packaging applications and the production of tissue paper.

Q: How does the origin of the pulp affect its quality?

A: Sourcing from reputable suppliers in countries like Indonesia and Canada ensures high standards of quality and sustainability in the production of our paper pulp.

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