Magnesium Sulfate

 Key Features

• Material / Composition: Composed of magnesium, sulfur, and oxygen in a hydrated crystalline form.

• Core functionality or use:
  • Agricultural applications to improve soil quality and nutrient content.

  • Used in the production of fertilizers, detergents, and chemicals.

  • In the pharmaceutical industry, it’s used for medicinal purposes, including as a laxative and for treating magnesium deficiencies.

  • Cosmetic applications for bath salts and exfoliators.

• Design or variations: Available in both crystalline and powder forms.

• Safety/compliance benefits: Safe for use in agriculture and pharmaceuticals when used according to instructions. Compliant with international safety and quality standards.

• Customization or branding options: Available for bulk orders with OEM/private labeling for export markets.

🎨 Product Variants / Grades / Types

• Agricultural Grade: Specifically for soil enrichment and fertilization.

• Pharmaceutical Grade: Purified for medicinal applications.

• Industrial Grade: Used in manufacturing and chemical industries.

• Cosmetic Grade: For use in bath products and exfoliators.

📦 Accurate Packaging Details

• Standard packaging:
  • 25 kg bags, 50 kg drums, or bulk quantities for industrial use.

  • Small bags (1 kg, 5 kg) available for retail or consumer use.

• Optional/custom packing: Available upon request for bulk/OEM orders.

• Palletization or export-safe packing: Palletized and shrink-wrapped for safe international transport.

• OEM/private labeling: Available for branded packaging and customization.

🌐 Certifications

• ISO 9001: Quality management standard.

• REACH Compliant: For safe chemical usage in the EU market.

• WHO-GMP: Certification for manufacturing practices in the pharmaceutical industry.

• FDA Registered: For pharmaceutical and food-grade applications.

🏭 Ideal Applications / Industries

• Agriculture: Used in fertilizers and soil conditioners to promote plant growth.

• Pharmaceuticals: For medicinal uses, including laxatives and supplements.

• Cosmetics: In bath salts, skin exfoliators, and other personal care products.

• Chemicals: As a key ingredient in industrial processes, including detergents and cleaning products.