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I would like to ask about the procedures required for exporting sodium chloride and sodium sulfate products produced through zero-discharge treatment of industrial wastewater

2021-03-03View Original

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Dear colleagues, our company is an engineering firm. We would like to ask what procedures are required for exporting sodium chloride and sodium sulfate products, which are produced through zero-discharge treatment of industrial wastewater. Is it sufficient to simply add this information to the business license, or are there other qualification documents that need to be obtained?
Reply #22021-03-04
Both of these are ordinary chemicals; as long as they meet the product standards, that’s sufficient. Of course, they must be included within the scope of business.
Reply #32021-03-19
By producing high-quality sodium sulfate, we can act as an agent for distribution :)
Reply #42021-03-30
At present, mirabilite decahydrate has been obtained; it is brought back by the salt factory, where it is used in comprehensive processing to produce Glauber’s salt.
Reply #52021-03-30
Add “sales of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate product salts” to the business license; no other procedures are required.

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