Jiangmen Fengrun daily Products Co., Ltd. produces loofah, Bath strips, bath brush, washing ball, foaming net, scouring sponge, gold and silver onion cloth, bath sponge, cleaning sponge, filter sponge, outdoor quick-drying cotton, car sponge, sponge products, products are suitable for personal care, home cleaning, furniture accessories and other fields. Founded in 2002, the company is a manufacturer integrating design, development, production and sales. The factory covers an area of 40000 ㎡. It is located in Pengjiang District, Jiangmen city, Guangdong province, adjacent to Hong Kong and Macao, with convenient water and land transportation. At present, there are 23 loofah extruders, with an average output of 10 tons per day and an annual output of 3,000 tons. It has a continuous foam production line and a batch of sponge products supporting equipment, and the annual output of continuous foam sponge is about 400000 cubic meters.

The company has passed IS9001 certification and BSCI certification. It pursues standardization, standardization and institutionalization in production and operation. The scale of the enterprise continues to expand and the production facilities are complete. While mastering mature technologies, continuous reform and innovation make our company's technology continuously improve and walk in the forefront of peers.

Pursuing development is endless. The future development strategy of Jiangmen Fengrun daily Products Co., Ltd is: "quality-oriented, benefit-oriented, innovation-driven, and accelerated development", which is characterized by "high quality, high efficiency and specialization, in order to become an outstanding company with core competitiveness and influence at home and abroad, we make unremitting efforts to welcome domestic and foreign merchants to visit, call, negotiate with samples, and establish a long-term friendly cooperative relationship with each other.

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