How to order

Build the range you need.

Choose a product family, then the exact capacity, layout and construction. Add the quantity to your shortlist. Different references can share one enquiry; their quantities do not share a price band or minimum quantity.

Understand the opening batch.

Priced configurations start at 6 or 12 sales units. A unit can be a lunch box, a complete box-and-cup set, a cup, a bag or a 250-piece accessory pack. The unit is written beside the price. The source carton quantity is a packing reference, not the overseas customer MOQ.

Incremental discounts, without a hidden recalculation

The first MOQ batch keeps its opening price. Only additional units up to unit 49 use the next price; units 50–199 use the third price. Orders of 200 units or more need a new quotation.

Mix models in one enquiry.

Keep each configuration’s listed minimum. Repeated selections of the same reference combine in your shortlist. Colours, final case splits and packing are agreed in the quotation; an image showing multiple colours does not promise a particular colour mix.

Send a useful brief.

Include the reference, exact option and quantity, delivery country and postal code, intended use, packing preference, any document requirements and your required date. A date in your enquiry is a request, not a promised dispatch date.

Confirm before placing an order.

We review the current source quotation, included components, appearance, packing, availability, destination requirements, freight, import responsibilities and delivery timing. Indicative goods estimates are not a stock reservation or a firm all-in quotation. Samples and printed or customised options are quoted only after their details are confirmed.