Pizza Tools
Pizza Rocker Knife
A mezzaluna-style rocker blade: a bold, range-defining pizza tool for retail-ready collections.
Low MOQ from 100 units
OEM · ODM · Private label
Kitchenware for your brand.
Explore 24 product directions for OEM manufacturing, ODM development and private-label collections. Start with your own specification, adapt an existing product direction or select items for your branding and packaging. Every product in the catalogue is made in our Yangjiang factory. Shortlist the products you want to discuss; the available configurations are confirmed for your project.
24 product directions
Pizza Tools
Stainless Steel Pizza Cutter
A pizza wheel cutter: the practical everyday pizza accessory for branded kitchenware ranges.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Garlic Presses
Garlic Press
An essential preparation tool with packaging and branding potential.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Garlic Presses
Stainless Steel Garlic Press
A steel-led garlic press for coherent premium utility ranges.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Cheese Graters
Cheese Grater
A versatile grater concept for food-prep assortments.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Cheese Graters
Stainless Steel Cheese Grater
A clean, durable-looking product direction for kitchen collections.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Kitchen Utensils
Kitchen Turner Spatula
A core turner for everyday cooking-tool assortments.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Kitchen Utensils
Slotted Turner Spatula
A complementary turner shape for complete utensil programmes.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Kitchen Utensils
Stainless Steel Skimmer
A utility-led skimmer for cooking and serving ranges.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Kitchen Utensils
Soup Ladle
A classic ladle for coordinated kitchen tool collections.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Kitchen Utensils
Stainless Steel Steamer Rack
A flexible kitchen accessory for cooking-led product ranges.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Hospitality accessories
Stainless Steel Ashtray
A steel accessory for hospitality and tabletop programmes.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Serving & Tabletop
Stainless Steel Fruit Bowl
A table-centred piece for homeware and gifting collections.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Serving & Tabletop
Stainless Steel Serving Tray
A versatile serving format for retail and hospitality buyers.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Serving & Tabletop
Napkin Holder
A compact tabletop detail for coordinated ranges.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Serving & Tabletop
Sugar Bowl
A finishing piece for coffee, tea and serving concepts.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Barware
Cocktail Shaker
A barware anchor for gifting and entertaining collections.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Ceramic Knives
Ceramic Knife
A lightweight knife direction for brand-specific programmes.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Ceramic Knives
Ceramic Knife Set
A set-led ceramic knife concept for retail presentation.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Pizza Tools
Pizza Peel
A launch peel for moving pizza into and out of home and outdoor ovens.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Pizza Tools
Pizza Turning Peel
A perforated turning peel for rotating pizza inside a hot oven.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Chef Knives
Chef Knife
A core steel chef knife for branded kitchen knife programmes.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Chef Knives
Japanese Gyuto Knife
A Japanese-profile chef knife for premium and gift-led knife ranges.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Chef Knives
Ulu Knife
A crescent rocker knife for herbs, pizza and outdoor cooking ranges.
Low MOQ from 100 units
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Turn your shortlist into an enquiry.
Use “Add to shortlist” on the products you want to discuss, then open the enquiry form. Your selected items carry across so you can add quantities, proposed design changes, market and branding requirements.
Continue with your shortlistThree ways to build your range
Choose the starting point that fits your project.
The catalogue supports more than a standard product order. Bring your own design for an OEM discussion, request adaptations through ODM, or develop a private-label range with your logo and packaging. Tell us what you want to keep and what you need to change so we can review the right route for each item.
01 · OEM
You have a drawing or defined specification.
Set out the dimensions, component materials and requirements that must stay fixed. Discuss feasibility, tooling and a sample against that brief.
Bring: a drawing or reference, quantity and intended use.
Explore OEM manufacturing02 · ODM
You want to adapt an existing product direction.
Identify the format you want to start from, then separate presentation changes from changes to the shape, handle or construction.
Bring: a product reference and a list of proposed changes.
Explore ODM development03 · Private label
You want a product range carrying your brand.
Shortlist the products and consider logo placement, finish and packaging together. The chosen surface and order configuration shape the available options.
Bring: products, quantities, artwork and sales channel.
Explore private labelChoose by task and format
Find the right family first.
Each family highlights a different set of buying decisions. Start with how the product will be used, then compare construction, dimensions and presentation. A coordinated finish can be part of the brief, but the functional requirements still need to be defined for each item.
Swipe or scroll the table to compare all columns.
| Product family | Formats to explore | What to define |
|---|---|---|
| Pizza tools | Launch and turning peels, wheel cutters and rocker knives | Oven task, cutting motion, grip, dimensions and edge protection. |
| Garlic presses | Garlic press product directions | Chamber access, hinge, handle and cleaning requirements. |
| Cheese graters | Grater product directions | Cutting pattern, usable surface, grip and protective packing. |
| Kitchen utensils | Turners, skimmer, ladle and steamer rack | Head shape, handle reach, capacity or pot-fit measurements. |
| Serving and tabletop | Fruit bowl, tray, napkin holder and sugar bowl | Footprint, stability, usable capacity and finish protection. |
| Barware | Cocktail shaker | Component fit, usable volume and retail or gift presentation. |
| Chef knives | Chef, gyuto and ulu knives | Blade steel and hardness, edge geometry, balance, handle and protective packaging. |
| Ceramic knives | Single knives and knife sets | Blade assortment, handle fit, guards and included accessories. |
Also in the catalogue: a stainless steel ashtray for hospitality accessory enquiries. Its intended use is separate from food-contact kitchenware.
Build a comparable quotation
Give every item a clear brief.
- 01
Choose the products
Choose a catalogue reference or describe your own design. Identify the task, fixed measurements and the changes you want, with a drawing or reference sample where available.
- 02
State quantities and presentation
Give quantities per item and configuration, plus logo, finish and packaging preferences. Identify whether products are sold individually or in a proposed set.
- 03
Confirm the destination and sample
Include the intended country, sales channel, target date and sample questions. Ask for quotation terms covering the agreed product, packaging and document scope.
Examples help define a request.
Example specification ranges on product pages are starting points for a conversation. They are not fixed specifications for every order. Use the approved sample and written quotation to confirm component materials, measurements, included parts and packaging.
Before you shortlist.
Can I enquire about OEM, ODM and private-label projects?
Yes. Use a catalogue item as a starting reference, request changes to a product direction, or bring your own specification. Our OEM, ODM and private-label services cover these different starting points. Feasibility, tooling, sample requirements and available options are reviewed for the selected product and configuration.
Can I put several products in one enquiry?
Yes. Select the items you want to discuss and give quantities for each. A combined enquiry helps define the range; availability, minimums and any set or shared-packaging arrangement still need to be confirmed for the chosen configuration.
Is the catalogue a list of locally stocked products?
The catalogue is a starting point for product supply, OEM, ODM and private-label enquiries with our China-based team. Confirm availability, order arrangements, delivery terms and timing in the quotation rather than assuming local stock in your market.
How does MOQ from 100 units apply?
It is a starting point for the enquiry. The product, colour, decoration and packaging choices can affect the order minimum. Specify quantities per item and ask which minimum applies to each configuration.
What should I review in a sample?
Check the selected dimensions, construction, handling, finish and packaging against your brief. Record any changes and the version you approve. Our sample approval guide explains how to keep those decisions together.
From catalogue to quotation
Bring your range into one conversation.
Send product references or your own design, quantity per item and intended market. Tell us whether you need OEM manufacturing, ODM changes or private-label branding and packaging. If you are unsure, describe the result you want and we can discuss the route.
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