Fuzhou Mingzhu Houseware Co., Ltd</a> was founded in 2007, located in Fuzhou,Fujian,China. We are the professional manufacturer of bamboo and wood products, and main products are bamboo and wooden chopsticks, spoons, chopping boards, skewers, steamers, and many other bamboo and wood kitchen tools and houseware. We have set up quality control and management system through the nearly 12 years’ experience of producing bamboo and wood products, and have LFGB and FDA certification too. <br><br>For chopsticks, it is including Chinese chopsticks, Japanese chopsticks, Korean chopsticks and other styles of chopsticks. We produce both eco-friendly reusable and disposable chopsticks which are made by carbonized natural bamboo and wood, with customized styles and packing. Chop sticks are always used in personal usage, restaurants, hotels, picnic, barbecue, gifts, travel, tableware, art collection and so on…<br><br>We insist on the principle of “Quality First, Service First”, and have established business relationships with many customers(including Amazon, eBay, Wish Sellers) and enterprises with good reputation and feedback for our products and service. We export our bamboo and wooden chopsticks, spoons, chopping boards, skewers, steamers and other bamboo and wooden kitchen tools and houseware to all over the world, especially America, Europe, Japan, Korea, and other countries in the Southeast Asia through our trade company. We have thousands of magnificent styles, and can make the same designs according to the specification of samples and requirements of clients, so OEM and ODM orders are accepted and welcome. <br><br>Our mission is to provide good quality products and services, competitive prices and reasonable delivery time to our customers. We hope sincerely to cooperate with you for mutual development in the near future. Welcome to visit us. For more details, please do not hesitate to contact us.</p><p></p><p>Mingzhu Houseware<br>Contact: John Zhang<br>Mob/WhatsApp: 86-18650772799<br>Wechat: a18650772799<br>Email:<a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href=https://www.tradesns.com/cn/tag/"http://www.tradesns.com/cn?target=https://wx2.qq.com/cgi-bin/mmwebwx-bin/webwxcheckurl?requrl=http://john@bestchopsticks.com&skey=@crypt_8560defa_140773323f40b8793e2b4d200ef0bf74&deviceid=e416921181247029&pass_ticket=undefined&opcode=2&scene=1&username=@ecbea556969300716dbb7aa912e8cc5a367a708b66d7d1b368162101ac03b933%22>%20john@bestchopsticks.com Add: No. 169, Qi’an Village, Gaishan Town, Cangshan District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province , China. ( Zip: 350008 )</p>" />
LED lighting</strong></em></a> is now the mainstream lighting in Japan due to energy saving. LED lighting is constantly improving in efficacy, energy efficiency, and light quality. These improvements make LED the ideal choice for a number of applications. Many LEDs are now rated 70lm at 100,000 hours, meaning they maintain 70% of their initial light output after 100,000 hours of use. Compared to traditional light sources, this drastically reduces the maintenance required for the luminaire. LEDs are also increasing in lumens per watt, making them more energy-efficient while achieving a greater light output.
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Japan totally banned the use of incandescent in 2012. According to the data released by Japan JLMA, LED lighting accounted for 40% of lighting products in Japan market in 2012. LED home lighting will take a great market share in Japan In 2015.
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LED lighting</strong></em></a> is now the mainstream lighting in Japan due to energy saving. LED lighting is constantly improving in efficacy, energy efficiency, and light quality. These improvements make LED the ideal choice for a number of applications. Many LEDs are now rated 70lm at 100,000 hours, meaning they maintain 70% of their initial light output after 100,000 hours of use. Compared to traditional light sources, this drastically reduces the maintenance required for the luminaire. LEDs are also increasing in lumens per watt, making them more energy-efficient while achieving a greater light output.
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Japan totally banned the use of incandescent in 2012. According to the data released by Japan JLMA, LED lighting accounted for 40% of lighting products in Japan market in 2012. LED home lighting will take a great market share in Japan In 2015.
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