Sanitary Products Import Agency
Masks · Wet Wipes · Sanitary Pads · Diapers · Oral & Personal Hygiene Products · Detergents · Sanitary Towels · Disposable Diapers · Disposable CupsPurple Ocean International Co., Ltd. is a specialist sanitary products import agency, providing One-Stop support for the entire process in accordance with the MFDS (Ministry of Food and Drug Safety) and applicable regulations — including sanitary products import declaration, customs clearance, quarantine, and ingredient and labeling standards review.
Sanitary products are not simple consumer goods — they are products that come into direct contact with the human body. Without a precise understanding of the legal requirements under the Sanitation Products Management Act, the Special Act on Imported Food Safety Management, labeling standards, and ingredient regulations, the risk of customs clearance holds, return shipment, and disposal is extremely high.
Advance review of sanitary products import requirements → Product-specific importability determination → Import declaration · customs clearance · quarantine response → Labeling and marking inspection → Structure design for repeat imports
— building a safe and sustainable import structure.
We serve a diverse range of clients — from small and medium enterprises, individual business operators, and Korean branches of foreign companies, to research institutions and large conglomerates importing raw materials and sub-materials — conducting sanitary products import agency focused on minimizing risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The majority of sanitary products are subject to MFDS import declaration, and depending on the product category, the Sanitation Products Management Act and labeling standards must be strictly fulfilled.
No. The declaration type, inspection items, and labeling standards differ for each product depending on its intended use, scope of body contact, and ingredients.
Yes. However, the ingredient list, manufacturing process, country of origin, and labeling text must be reviewed in advance to align with domestic standards — this is essential to reduce customs clearance risks.
The most frequent causes of customs clearance holds are exaggerated claims about intended use, missing mandatory disclosures, and Korean labeling errors. Advance label inspection is the critical preventive measure.
Yes. We can handle initial imports, sample imports, and market test imports — designing the structure with costs and risks carefully considered.