We recently completed one practical export shipment for SLES 28%, total 10 metric tons packed in ten 1000L IBC tanks, one ton per IBC. This customer makes liquid detergent and hand‑wash products. They prefer 28% ready‑to‑use grade, no extra dilution needed on their production line, and IBC tanks make unloading and pumping much easier compared with small plastic drums.
Every IBC tank was carefully checked before loading. We confirmed tight valve sealing to avoid leakage during sea transit. Full set of documents including COA, SDS and commercial papers were prepared for customs clearance. All goods were palletized and fixed inside the container to prevent shifting on the voyage.
For SLES 28% liquid surfactant, temperature control matters during shipping and storage. Keep it away from direct sun and extreme cold to avoid gel or performance changes. Many small‑to‑medium detergent manufacturers choose IBC packing for 5‑20 tons orders. It cuts labor cost for loading and unloading, and reduces waste from many small drums.
This batch went smoothly for loading and booking. For buyers planning similar IBC bulk orders, confirm IBC quality and sealing condition ahead of time, and get all compliance documents ready before vessel departure. Early order placement helps you lock production space and meet your own production schedule.