Making Crop Packaging In Changzhou Since 2007
TSPLAS was founded on 28 May 2002 in Changzhou, Jiangsu, making PE tarps and twines. In 2007 the company moved its focus to crop packaging, and that is what the plant has produced ever since.
Two Decades In Agricultural Plastics
2002
Founded In Changzhou
Changzhou Tiansheng Plastic Co Ltd was founded on 28 May 2002, producing PE tarp and twine.
2007
Focus Moves To Crop Packaging
Production shifted to crop packaging products: bale net wrap, silage wrap film, grain and silo bags, bunker covers, baler twine and round cotton module wrap. Net wrap exports to the United States, Canada, Australia and Ireland began the same year.
2020
TS-WRAP Cotton Wrap In The Field
TS-WRAP round module cotton wrap entered field use, produced under our own patents after years of research, and has since been used in the United States, China, Brazil, India, Pakistan, Australia, Turkey and Mexico.
Today
Beyond Packaging
As customer demand grew, the range expanded into agricultural machinery accessories and farm accessories, including John Deere cotton picker wear parts and barbed wire fencing.
What We Do
- Extrude and convert film, net and twine for crop packaging under one roof
- Produce every line to order for width, length, weight and colour
- Export in container loads through our own import and export company
- Supply farm accessories and cotton picker wear parts alongside the packaging range
Export Markets
- United States
- Canada
- Ireland
- Australia
- Brazil
- India
- Pakistan
- Turkey
- Mexico
- China
Where These Products Are Actually Made
What A Buyer Gets From Working With Us
One Plant, One Chain Of Responsibility
Film blowing, coating, slitting and winding all happen in Changzhou, so a quality question is traced back to a line and a shift rather than to a trading partner.
No Minimum Order Quantity
There is no MOQ on any line. Volume changes your freight cost per unit, not your right to buy, which is what makes a first season trial realistic.
Terms That Do Not Change With Order Size
30 percent down payment with the balance before shipment, whether the order is a pallet or a container.
We Carry Quality Cost
We shall be responsible for all the responsibility and expenses arising from a quality problem. That is the position, not an opening offer.
The Details For Your Supplier File
| Manufacturing company | Changzhou Tiansheng Plastic Co Ltd (TSPLAS) |
|---|---|
| Export company | Changzhou Liangsen Imp & Exp Co Ltd |
| Founded | 28 May 2002 |
| Crop packaging since | 2007 |
| Address | Xixiang Industrial Park, Changzhou, Jiangsu, China |
| Export markets | 15+ countries including the United States, Canada, Ireland and Australia |
| Annual export volume | 15000+ metric tons of packaging solutions |
| Production facilities | ISO 9001 certified |
| Lead time | Within 20 days, subject to the production plan |
| Payment terms | 30 percent down payment, balance before shipment |
Company And Ordering Questions
What is your minimum order quantity?
There is no minimum order quantity on any product. Order volume does change the shipping cost per unit considerably, so we will usually suggest a quantity that makes the freight sensible.
What are your payment terms?
30 percent down payment with the balance settled before shipment.
How long is your lead time?
Within 20 days, depending on the production plan at the time the order is confirmed.
What happens if there is a quality problem?
We shall be responsible for all the responsibility and expenses arising from the quality problem.
How long can cotton wrap film be stored?
At least two years in a warehouse, and the film lasts at least six months outdoors once it is on a module.
Which countries do you already export to?
Crop packaging has been exported in volume to the United States, Canada, Ireland and Australia, and TS-WRAP cotton wrap has been in field use in Brazil, India, Pakistan, Turkey, Mexico, China and Australia since 2020.
Start With A Trial Pallet
There is no minimum order quantity, so the first order can be small enough to prove the product on your own machines.