Production Process Company & Product in the Brazil Market

Parallel spunlace orientates staple fibers predominantly in the Machine Direction (MD), giving it extreme MD tensile strength but higher elongation and lower strength in the Cross Direction (CD), with ratios typically around 4:1 or 5:1. This is optimal for cost-effective household wipes. Cross-lapped spunlace, however, systematically lays carded webs horizontally and vertically, delivering an isotropic MD:CD ratio approaching 1.2:1 to 1.5:1. This balance prevents mechanical deformation during automated converting, making cross-lapped fabric ideal for wet wipes, medical gowns, and synthetic leather backing in Brazil.

Imports into Brazil require strict adherence to Mercosur Common Nomenclature (NCM) codes (typically under Chapter 56 for waddings, felts, and nonwovens). Our team provides comprehensive commercial documentation, including original Bills of Lading, packed container weight declarations compliant with Brazilian maritime law, bilingual Certificates of Analysis (COA), and ISO 9001 quality certificates to facilitate prompt clearance through Receita Federal and ANVISA inspections at Santos or Itajaí ports.

Yes. Every master and slit roll undergoes automated vacuum-assisted, dual-layer polyethylene shrink packaging with reinforced corrugated end-caps. High-efficiency desiccant pouches are distributed within shipping containers to counter the dew-point fluctuations experienced across equatorial oceanic routes, preventing microbial degradation, odor pickup, or moisture compromise before unrolling at your production site.

For 100% biodegradable and compostable consumer lines, we produce hydroentangled fabrics from 100% certified FSC-traceable viscose, Lenzing lyocell, or polylactic acid (PLA) derived from renewable cornstarch. These fibers undergo pure water needle-bonding with zero plastic binders, satisfying both European EN 13432 and South American eco-friendly branding standards.

Standard baseline specifications maintain an MOQ of 1 metric ton per specification, while specialized customized functional finishes (such as flame-retardant, colored, or printed webs) require 3 metric tons. Typical factory production cycle spans 10 to 15 working days, with direct shipping schedules to Santos ranging between 35 and 45 days port-to-port.