Woodfree Paper (white) exported to India
We exported 24tons of Woodfree paper (81.4g/㎡ ).
We are planning to increase our paper handling capacity in the future.
If you are looking for Japanese paper, please leave it to Ernest Trading.
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We provide full support for expansion into India and Sri Lanka.
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