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Promotional orders are bought on a date, not on a specification. What that changes about the product and the plan.
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Practical writing for people who buy, specify or import drinkware — materials, tooling, compliance and lead times. Grouped by the decision you are actually making.
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Finding the factory, and deciding whether it is the right one.
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Steel, forming, tooling, and what happens on the line.
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Colour, finish, logo and packaging — and the limits of each.
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Inspection, documents, and the standards a buyer is held to.
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Minimums, lead time, Incoterms and the money behind a quotation.
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Promotional orders are bought on a date, not on a specification. What that changes about the product and the plan.
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A request for quotation is a specification with a question attached. The six fields that turn a vague enquiry into a price.
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The Incoterm decides where your cost ends and your risk begins. What each one covers for a drinkware order.
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Most importing problems are specification problems wearing a logistics costume. The order of operations that avoids them.
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The pack is the salesperson when nobody is standing next to the shelf. What to decide, and the two numbers it changes downstream.
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Juvenile products are held to more than adult ones. The tests that change, and the design decisions that decide whether you pass.
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Sports bottles are bought on function: one-handed use, grip, and surviving a bag. What to specify and what to verify.
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Above a litre, the engineering changes: wall thickness, handle attachment and pack-out all behave differently from a bottle.
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Handle tumblers are the format with the widest gap between a good mould and a bad one. What to specify, and where the cost sits.
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FDA food contact, Proposition 65 and a retail carton that survives a DC.
Read the US & Canada pageLFGB, REACH and a packaging regime that is getting stricter every year.
Read the EU & UK pageConformity schemes, extreme heat, and a supply chain that rewards planning.
Read the Gulf & Africa pageShort transit, local standards, and the markets that most resemble our own.
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