What can chemical wholesalers do?

chemical wholesalers can engage in various business activities, mainly including sales, trade, and technical services of chemical products. ‌
chemical product sales
chemical wholesalers can sell various chemical raw materials, auxiliary materials, chemical reagents, catalysts, and additives. These products are widely used in various fields such as industrial production, scientific research experiments, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Specific products include:
Inorganic chemical raw materials: such as acids, bases, salts, etc.
Organic chemical raw materials: such as hydrocarbons, alcohols, ketones, esters, etc.
Polymer compounds: such as plastics, rubber, fibers, etc.
Fine chemicals: such as dyes, pigments, fragrances, pharmaceutical intermediates, etc.
chemical trade
chemical wholesalers can also engage in import and export trade of chemical products, including agency import and export and self operated import and export. This requires the company to have certain foreign trade experience and qualifications, understand international trade rules and processes. In addition, providing consulting, logistics, and warehousing services related to chemical product trade can also help customers better understand market trends, reduce trade risks, and improve transaction efficiency.
technical service
chemical wholesalers can also provide technical services, including:
Technical support: Answer customers' technical questions and provide product usage guidance.
After sales service: Assist in solving problems encountered by customers during use.
Technical consultation: Provide customers with suggestions on process design, equipment selection, etc.
Technology transfer: Conducting technology licensing and patent transfer.
Regulatory and qualification requirements
Before conducting specific business, chemical wholesalers need to have a detailed understanding of relevant laws, regulations, and policy requirements to ensure compliant operations. In addition, certain chemicals may require specific qualification certificates or licenses, for example, the sale of hazardous chemicals requires holding corresponding qualification certificates and licenses.