PCL is a kind of polymer with mechanical properties, shape memory and biodegradability. It is also a kind of biocompatible, absorbable and low-cost synthetic polymer. Our PCL are currently widely used in many fields, such as injected glaucoma drug, coatings, ophthalmic implant, Dermal Fillers, absorbable.
The CAS Registry number of Poly(L-lactic acid) PLLA is 24980-41-4.
It is white floccule.
We can provide Intrinsic viscosity from 0.30-2.25 dl/g, Mw from 6000-30000.
For each batch a certificate of analysis is provided, showing the analytical data determined in our quality control laboratory. Additional analytical data can be made upon request.
When stored in the original packaging at low temperatures (2-8°C), PDLGA keeps its initial properties for at least two years.
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Low-priced inferior appliances will fade out of e-commerce channels
In recent news, Alibaba has announced the retirement of all products under the "Wonderflower" brand on Tmall and Taobao. This decision follows a joint investigation launched by Alibaba in early January, which found that all batches of gas water heaters from Guangzhou Sakura were substandard, with an alarming 76.7% failure rate for other products such as electric water heaters, range hoods, and disinfection cabinets. Despite these quality issues, Guangzhou Sakura managed to maintain high sales figures online.
According to Ovi data, in 2014, Guangzhou Sakura sold over 266,000 range hoods, 351,000 gas stoves, and 161,000 water heaters online—placing it among the top three sellers in each category. The reason behind this success lies in its extremely low pricing, which is only about 30% of the industry average. This strategy appeals to online shoppers who prioritize affordability over quality, creating a paradox where poor-quality products still dominate the market.
So why has e-commerce become a breeding ground for counterfeit and substandard goods? One major factor is the incomplete national regulatory framework. As e-commerce grew rapidly, regulations lagged behind, creating a legal vacuum that allowed low-quality products to thrive. In such an environment, inferior products often outcompete genuine ones, leading to market chaos.
Another issue is the immaturity of e-commerce management models. While China’s e-commerce sector has expanded quickly, its governance structures have not yet reached full maturity. Early on, platforms prioritized traffic growth over quality control, resulting in a marketplace flooded with cheap, low-quality items.
Additionally, many suppliers lack strong brand awareness. While e-commerce brought a surge in orders, companies failed to focus on long-term product improvement, instead opting for aggressive low-price competition. This short-sighted approach has led to a cycle of poor quality and consumer dissatisfaction.
In 2015, it marked the first year of stricter e-commerce regulation. After years of rapid expansion, e-commerce had grown into a massive industry, becoming a key driver of economic growth. The government began planning a legislative timetable for e-commerce, forming a drafting group by December 2014. Research reports were completed, and a legislative outline was established, signaling the official start of e-commerce law development. This move reflects the nation's growing emphasis on ensuring the healthy growth of e-commerce and eliminating substandard products at the policy level.
At the same time, consumer awareness of brand value is increasing, prompting e-commerce platforms to take more active measures against counterfeit and substandard goods. As a result, 2015 is expected to be a year of significant regulation and standardization, with market reorganization becoming the new norm.
In 2015, the kitchen and bathroom segment on e-commerce platforms will see increased demand, leading to a comprehensive reshuffle in the industry. Currently, nearly 500 companies operate in this space. With the rising popularity of platforms like Alibaba, low-quality suppliers are likely to be pushed out of the market, accelerating the industry’s transformation and setting the stage for a more competitive and regulated e-commerce landscape.