We are selling Kazakhstan origin linen for export. Transportation is made by truck shipment (packing in big bags or sacks), and railway transport. Photo and test report will be sent on request. The price is negotiated with each application.
Handkerchiefs.
3-layer surgical disposable mask. N95 Mask. Mask analog FFP2 and FFP3. Protective clothing. Goggles. ICU. CPAP devices. There are FDA. CE certificates..
Cotton, polyester, leather bag, sack bag, clutch, purse.Sewing
Buttons.
Camel hair or camel wool.
Wheat, barley, avocado, cassava, coal, medical gloves..
Charcoal face mask and meltblown.
Soybean, Wheat, Linen, Corn.
Agricultural products like: fiber, cotton oil, corn, rice.
Cereals, wheat, barley, rapeseed, flax, green red lentil, peas, sunflowers, prosso, water, fuel, flour, pasta, fruits, vegetables, cotton, steel, copper, iron, zinc, tin, sand, coal, oil, meat.
Furniture, accessories.
Pure cotton fiber in big amounts. 2023 season crop. 1st grade. Staple weight length 32.2 mm, Class fiber good, Linear density 163, Specific discontinuity load 24.7, Mass fraction of defects and weed admixtures 2.8%, Moisture 5%. Origin: Kazakhstan
Socks.
Hosiery products.
Mens clothing.
Iranian wool .
Cotton fiber.Freight forwarding services
Alive sheep and goats, chilled meat, carcasses, half-carcasses and quarter carcass, frozen meat, carcasses, half carcasses and quarter carcass, frozen liver and tripes, animal skin like cow, sheep, goat and donkey, sheep, camel and goat wool.
Kazakhstan based cotton cellulose producer. Loose mass of white color, not containing extraneous inclusions in the form of plaster, sand, rubber pieces, metallic inclusions and other impurities of non-cellulosic nature. Alpha cellulose: 99.4% Humidity: 9.8% Ash content: 0.25% Sulphuric acid insoluble: 0.30-0.50 % Brightness: 88% Fraction of dust: 1.1% Dynamic viscosity: 513 mpa.S Annual production of 5 000 metric tons. Reliable supplier with consistent quality and competitive pricing! Samples, certificates and other documentation available upon request.
