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Zinc Oxide in Brazil

Zinc oxide from India — a mineral oxide for rubber, coatings, cosmetics and animal nutrition. Brazilian importers: SISCOMEX documentation, Santos/Paranagua r

CAS Number: 1314-13-2 Purity / Assay: Available on request Grade: Technical and cosmetic grades Country of Origin: India
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MOQSamples from 100–500 g
Lead TimeConfirmed with your quotation based on product, quantity and destination
IncotermsEXW, FOB, CIF
Technical Data

Product Specifications

Batch-specific specification for exports to Brazil, verified through COA and GC analysis before shipment.

CAS Number1314-13-2
GradeTechnical and cosmetic grades
Purity / AssayAvailable on request
AppearanceWhite to off-white powder
OdorOdourless
Melting Point~1975 °C
SolubilityInsoluble in water; soluble in acids and alkalis
Packaging25 kg bags and 500 kg jumbo bags; packaged to suit container freight
Country of OriginIndia
HS Code2817.00
MOQFrom 25 kg
Lead TimeAvailable on request
Overview

About Zinc Oxide in Brazil

Zinc oxide is a white mineral oxide used across rubber compounding, paints and coatings, cosmetics and personal care, and animal nutrition, where it acts as a vulcanising activator, pigment, UV absorber and nutrient source. Its fine particle size and high refractive index make it valuable where opacity and UV protection matter.

Zentish Exim supplies zinc oxide sourced from qualified Indian producers, with certificates of analysis and safety data sheets. Grade and surface specifications are reported per batch on request. Zinc oxide is classified as hazardous to the aquatic environment, and handling notes accompany every consignment.

Brazil is Latin America's largest industrial market; imports are handled through SISCOMEX with Mercosur CET duties on entry and ANVISA oversight for food-contact grades. Santos, Paranagua and Rio de Janeiro are the main ports; ocean freight runs 25-35 days.

Market Intel

Import Notes for Zinc Oxide — Brazil

Overview
Largest Latin American market. ANVISA regulates food/cosmetic chemicals; IBAMA for environmental compliance.
Main Ports
Santos (SP); Paranagua (PR); Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Documentation
CoA, SDS (Portuguese), commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin. ANVISA registration may be required. Import license (LI) from SISCOMEX.
Duties & Tariffs
High import duties common; Mercosur CET applies. Tariff engineering (HS classification) is important. Consider CIF + duty landed cost.
Shipping
CIF (Santos) or FOB — Ocean freight 25-35 days from Indian ports.
Regulatory
ANVISA, IBAMA, REACH-equivalent not yet fully adopted. Portuguese-language documentation expected.
Why Zentish

Why International Buyers Choose Zentish Exim

Batch-wise Quality

COA, GC-MS and enantiomeric purity verification on every batch.

Country-ready Docs

Documents aligned to Brazil import requirements and customs expectations.

Flexible MOQs

From sample quantities to container-scale contracts.

Reliable Shipping

Sea and air routing with consolidated loads for optimized logistics.

Full Documentation

COA, MSDS, COO, allergen & non-GMO statements, and packing list.

Fast Turnaround

Responsive quotations within one business day.

Why Zentish

Why Choose Zentish Exim for Zinc Oxide in Brazil

Broad application fit

One oxide serving rubber, coatings, cosmetics and feed

Documented quality

Batch CoA and SDS with every consignment

Hazard-aware handling

Aquatic-hazard classification flagged in documentation

Flexible supply

Trial lots through container-scale orders

SISCOMEX-ready Dossier

COA and specs framed for SISCOMEX licensing and ANVISA steps for food-contact grades.

Brazilian Port Lanes

Ocean into Santos and Paranagua, with air options for trial lots.

Portuguese SDS

SDS can be supplied in Portuguese to meet Brazilian workplace-safety expectations.

Import Zinc Oxide to Brazil

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Knowledge

FAQs — Zinc Oxide Export to Brazil

Rubber and tyre compounding, paints and coatings, cosmetics and personal care, animal nutrition, and ceramics and specialty chemical use.

Yes — zinc oxide is hazardous to the aquatic environment, and the applicable classification and handling notes are supplied with every consignment.

Technical and cosmetic grades as standard; grade and surface specifications are reported on the certificate of analysis, with other grades confirmed on request.

Santos and Paranagua for ocean consolidation; air for urgent or small lots.

Yes — Portuguese SDS and, where requested, Portuguese product labels accompany the shipment.

We deliver the technical dossier (COA, spec, source details) that submissions need; the filing and licence remain with the importer.
Technical Content Review

Technical content reviewed by the Zentish Exim export team for exports to Brazil. This page is intended for B2B buyers of essential oils, flavor ingredients, and aroma chemicals. Product specifications are batch-specific and confirmed through COA and GC analysis before shipment.

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