Kitchen and dining ranges are the highest-turnover lines in a home department, and they reward careful specification. We supply wholesale kitchen and dining products from China — serveware, storage, prep tools and everyday dining pieces — built to your market's price point and packed retail-ready.
Food-contact compliance is the deciding factor in this category: material grade, migration testing and labelling all have to be confirmed against your destination country before production, not after. We confirm the route with the factory on the pre-production sample.
Kitchen lines pair naturally with home décor and household products, which is how most of our buyers build a mixed container around a retail season.
Kitchen and dining is the highest-turnover part of a home department, and it is bought on specification rather than on look alone. A typical programme runs serveware and tableware, food storage and containers, prep tools and utensils, drinkware and everyday dining pieces, alongside small kitchen gadgets. Because these lines sell at low price points, margin comes from volume and from packing density: the range has to be broad enough to fill a retail set, and the cartons have to be efficient enough to keep freight per unit low. We build the mix around your retail reset rather than selling individual lines.
Food-contact compliance is the deciding factor in this category. Material grade, migration testing, temperature limits and labelling all have to be confirmed against your destination country before production, not after. We work with the factory on the pre-production sample so the material and the test route match what actually ships, and we keep the material declarations and test reports with the order file. Materials run across melamine, stainless steel, borosilicate and soda-lime glass, bamboo, acacia and other woods, silicone and food-grade plastics, each with its own testing route and its own care-labelling requirements.
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Kitchen and dining pairs naturally with home décor and household products. Most of our buyers build a mixed container around a retail season: a core tabletop and storage range as the volume driver, a smaller set of higher-finish serving pieces for gifting, and enough variety to fill a shelf story across price points. Balancing weight and cube across these lines is what keeps the landed cost competitive on low-value goods.
What is your MOQ? From 500 pcs per design on stock shapes for kitchen and dining products; custom mouldings or new tooling carry a higher minimum, quoted per project.
What are your lead times? Sampling depends on the item - about a week for a repeat order, several weeks for a new design, production runs thirty to forty-five days after deposit, and sea freight adds twenty-five to thirty-five days to Europe or the US East Coast.
Can you put our logo on the product or packaging? Yes — branded labels, hangtags, printed inserts and retail cartons, working to your own artwork and dieline.
How do you handle compliance and testing? We confirm the testing and labelling route against your destination country and your customer specification before production, and supply test reports where they are required.
How is the goods packed? Brown cartons by default, with retail-ready, drop-test or compression packing available to suit your sales channel and to control landed cost.
Can we mix categories in one order? Yes — that is the normal way to buy this department: one container, one freight cost and one set of documents across the mix.
How do we start? Send your target retail price points and reference images; we come back with factory options, a sample timetable and a landed cost estimate.
