Paper IBC, Ideal Choice for Transporting Shea butter

Shea butter is a vegetable oil derived from the nut of the Vitellaria paradoxa, an endemic African plant. Ivory-colored in appearance, it is mainly composed of stearic acid and oleic acid derived triglycerides. It is widely used in cosmetics as a balm, ointment or lotion. Shea butter is edible and is used in food production in Africa.

From 2014 till now, the top 10 importers of shea butter are from China, France, Germany, the United States, Canada, the Netherlands, Poland, Chile, Nigeria and Brazil. So how does shea butter get shipped? Compared with the traditional drum transport, LAF Paper IBC is a more ideal choice!

1. One LAF Paper IBC carries 1000L that equals to 5x200L drums. To ship 20,000L with one 20ft container, you only need 20 Paper IBCs, but need 80 drums. Compared to drums, Paper IBC is more efficient with less labor handling cost.

2. One LAF Paper IBC is packed on a pallet and takes up same space as 5 drums which has 20%~25% better space utilization.

3. LAF Paper IBC is collapsible, takes small volume during storage, compared to drums, Paper IBC can help you save storage and delivery cost.

4. At destination, especially in those countries with strict environmental laws, the disposable Paper IBC is a very popular packaging, because liquid commodity buyers won’t be bored with high disposal expense of used containers.

In order to improve efficiency and reduce costs, come to consult and try our Paper IBC products! More information：https://www.laftechnology.com/Paper-IBC-pd49205343.html