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Beauty and Personal Care

Beauty and personal care are influencing each individual confidence through hygiene and health of our body. The products are designed to cleanse and protect the external appearance parts of bodies, while the key ingredients of the beauty and personal care products are commonly emulsifiers, thickeners, moisturizers, fragrances, and water.

Food Additives

Chemicals used in the food and beverage industries have extremely particular applications. Their usage varies greatly depending on their physical and chemical properties. Increasing the processing rate, lengthening the product shelf life, maintaining product uniformity, ensuring microbiological safety, improving and maintaining nutritional content, or enhancing the organoleptic characteristics (flavor, texture, and color) of the final products are just a few of the applications of food and beverage chemicals.

Paint, Ink and Coating

Paints and coatings are used extensively in the construction, automotive, and transportation, as well as the wood industry. The main role of paint, ink, and coating chemicals is to protect structures from external damage and exhibit specific properties for the selected materials. Tradeasia International has a wide range of high-performance chemicals for paint, ink, and coating manufacturing and processing.

Pulp and Paper

Papermaking was originally thought to use raw materials such as rags, cotton, and grasses. Nowadays, papermaking can be conducted using pulp as the raw material. Pulp for papermaking can be made from virgin fiber through chemical or mechanical methods, particularly through the well-known chemical method called the Kraft process.

Surplus Chemicals

To increase the efficiency of how to use chemicals, surplus chemicals are available to reduce the volume of chemical waste and its disposal cost. By using surplus chemicals, your industry can save the costs of purchasing new chemicals. The chemicals are available in several categories or applications such as below standard, byproduct, surplus production, and recycled product.

Textile Chemicals

Textile is commonly used for clothing or manufactured bags and baskets. Manufactured through fabrics such as animal, plant, mineral, and synthetic sources, textile is necessary for our daily life. With a chemical treatment toward the textile at its manufacturing process, the textile can come in a variety of strengths and toughness levels.

Water Treatment Chemicals

Wastewater contains dirt and impurity such as human waste, food scraps, oils, soaps, and chemicals. Wastewater treatment is conducted to remove as many suspended solids as possible before releasing the remaining water, known as effluent, to the environment. Tradeasia International offers water treatment chemicals to support the industrial needs to reduce the amount of wastewater in the industrial sector.

Starch

Starch is a naturally occurring carbohydrate widely used across food, paper, textile, pharmaceutical, adhesive, and other industrial applications. It functions as a thickening, binding, stabilizing, and texture-enhancing agent, depending on the application. Tradeasia International offers a range of starch products to support diverse industrial requirements with reliable quality and consistent supply.

Caseinate

Caseinate is a type of protein derived from milk. It is a form of casein, which is the primary protein in milk. When milk is processed, the casein is separated from the whey and then further processed to create caseinate. Caseinate is a water-soluble protein that is often used in food manufacturing. Caseinate is used in many processed foods, including baked goods, confectionery items, and meat products, to improve texture, increase protein content, and extend shelf life.