We are very happy to share with you a successful cooperation case with a European customer. In this cooperation, the customer showed great interest in our NMP (N-methylpyrrolidone) products, especially its compliance with the strict environmental protection and regulatory requirements of the European market. With our REACH certification, we not only successfully met the customer's compliance needs, but also provided customers with high-quality NMP products, ensuring the smooth circulation of products in the European market.

With the rapid development of the electronics field, more and more Chinese factories choose to set up new factories in Vietnam, aiming to expand the production and application of electronic products. In this context, a chemical trading company from Vietnam sought high-quality NMP (N-methylpyrrolidone) and DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) samples to meet the needs of its customers in the electronics field.

East Chemicals has welcomed an important customer from Turkey. The customer not only visited the company's headquarters to sign a purchase contract, but also went to the factory for a detailed inspection. This cooperation marks that both parties have taken solid steps in the chemical industry and laid a solid foundation for long-term cooperation in the future.

As a leading chemicals trading company, East Chemical focuses on providing cost-effective DMAC products to the Vietnamese market to meet the growing demand of the local market. Facing Vietnam, a rapidly developing economy, we are well aware of the importance of high-quality chemicals for its development, especially basic raw materials like Dimethylacetamide.

In the increasingly competitive global lubricant market, finding efficient additives to improve product performance has become a goal that companies are constantly pursuing.

A sea freight appraisal report on NMP was provided to the customer. After receiving the report, the customer showed great interest in our quotation and believed that our NMP, product quotation was competitive in the market. However, they also expressed concerns about the additional costs that may be incurred at the destination port.