What affects the MOQ for reed diffusers and candles?
MOQ depends on product type, bottle or jar style, fragrance, label, box, printing method and whether the order uses existing components or custom packaging. A stock-bottle reed diffuser may start at a lower quantity; a custom bottle or printed box follows the component supplier's MOQ.
How is the price calculated?
Price is calculated from the product size, fragrance, bottle or candle jar, cap or wick, reeds, label, box, printing finish, quantity and destination country.
How do you confirm a fragrance direction?
We start with the target market, product type, fragrance intensity and reference scent. Candle samples are then checked for cold throw, hot throw and burn performance before the fragrance is approved.
Can you make products under my brand?
What should I prepare before asking for a quotation?
Send the product type, fragrance, bottle or jar size, quantity, logo or packaging requirement, target market and destination country.
How long does sample development usually take?
Candle, reed diffuser and room spray samples are usually developed in about one week after the specification is confirmed. New components, packaging and revisions can extend the schedule.
Can a small order use custom packaging?
An existing box with a custom label, sleeve or hangtag is usually the simplest route when suitable components are available. A custom printed box or new insert has separate artwork, setup, sample and MOQ requirements.
Is freight and customs included in every quotation?
No. Check the trade term and cost list. EXW, FOB and CIF are not complete door-to-door terms; a DAP or DDP quote must name the delivery address and included charges.
How do you calculate cartons per container?
We use carton dimensions, units per carton, gross weight, container type, product mix and loading plan. Container volume alone gives only a rough figure.
Can a candle and reed diffuser share the same fragrance?
They can start from the same fragrance direction, but each format needs its own sample evaluation. Wax, diffuser base and reeds affect how the fragrance performs. Approving the candle does not automatically approve the diffuser.
What happens if the design changes during sampling?
We identify the affected parts: artwork, color, lid, insert or fragrance. The changed version needs its own review, and we explain any effect on cost or timing. A photo sent for review is not an approved sample; the approval must refer to the specific version.
