Hemlock Coniferous Kraft Pulp Unbleached
Unbleached kraft pulp from western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla, coniferous), valued for tissue and towel grade papers. Sulfate process yields strong, absorbent fibers. Fits HTS 4703.11.00.00 for unbleached coniferous non-dissolving pulp.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If high purity dissolving
Exceeds 92% insolubility threshold for chemical applications like viscose.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Lab reports for brightness <50% ISO to prove unbleached
• Declare REACH compliance if EU-bound
• Pitfall: Overlooking fumigation for wooden dunnage
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Unbleached Coniferous Kraft Pulp
Unbleached chemical woodpulp produced from coniferous trees using the sulfate process, not meeting dissolving grade specifications. It is primarily used in the production of kraft paper, linerboard, and packaging materials due to its high strength properties. Classified under HTS 4703.11.00.00 as unbleached coniferous soda or sulfate pulp other than dissolving grades.
Pine Sulfate Woodpulp Unbleached
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Southern Pine Unbleached Kraft Pulp
High-yield unbleached kraft pulp from southern yellow pine (coniferous), ideal for brown paper bags and multiwall sacks. Produced via sulfate digestion without bleaching to preserve tensile strength. HTS 4703.11.00.00 applies to this coniferous, non-dissolving chemical woodpulp.
Douglas Fir Sulfate Pulp Unbleached
Unbleached coniferous woodpulp from Douglas fir trees via sulfate process, used in linerboard and containerboard manufacturing. Its long fibers provide excellent burst resistance. Classified in 4703.11.00.00 as unbleached coniferous chemical pulp excluding dissolving grades.
Radiata Pine Unbleached Softwood Pulp
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Spruce-Fir Blend Unbleached Pulp
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