The KitKat sharing block as sold in the UK: the 99g bar of crisp wafer fingers in chocolate, fifteen to a case, in milk chocolate and in the flavours that sit beside it on a British shelf — hazelnut, salted caramel, cookie dough, brownie and double chocolate — both plain and price-marked.
The KitKat block is the sharing format of the world's best-known wafer bar: the familiar crisp wafer fingers in chocolate, made wide and flat into a 99g bar that snaps into pieces for the table rather than the pocket. In Britain it sits on the block shelf beside the big chocolate brands, and it earns its place there because it brings the wafer, the thing KitKat is known for, into a format people buy to share. This page is every KitKat block we list, in one place.
The range is built on flavours, so a first order is usually a spread of them. The milk chocolate block is the anchor and the one every account takes. Hazelnut and salted caramel are the two that sell beside it almost everywhere; cookie dough and brownie are the newer flavours that pull a younger shopper; and double chocolate sits in the Germany shop's range alongside its own hazelnut, salted caramel and cookie dough blocks. Most flavours come both plain and price-marked, so the version that suits your market is a choice of line, not a special request.
For an importer or distributor the case is simple to plan. The UK block comes fifteen to a case, and the block is the same size across every flavour, so mixed flavours stack the same on a pallet and the cube of an order is easy to work out. Units per case, cases per layer, cases per pallet, pack size and every barcode are published on each line, so the container can be planned before a price is agreed.
Chocolate is the one part of a mixed load that needs thought about the route. The blocks are ambient and dry, but a wafer bar dislikes heat, so on Gulf, West and East African and Caribbean routes, and in the summer months anywhere, they travel best in a temperature-controlled container or in the cooler part of the year. The minimum remaining shelf life on dispatch is shown on each line once you are signed in. Blocks are a light, dense line that loads well beside the rest of a confectionery order, and they consolidate with the other chocolate, the biscuits, the crisps and the soft drinks in the catalogue.
The brand does the selling. KitKat is recognised in every market we ship to, and the UK block, with its English-language pack and UK barcode, is the version that shoppers in many export markets look for by name. On a shelf beside the other British chocolate blocks it reads instantly, and the flavour spread gives a retailer a full block section from one brand.
We are a UK exporter. The range loads from our UK depot for importers and distributors in 60+ markets, by the case, the layer or the pallet, and it goes on one order, one invoice and one container with the rest of the catalogue. Sign in to a trade account and case prices are on screen as you build the quote, in a second; without an account, send us the list and we come back with a quotation, usually within a working day.
1 brand across 20+ live lines — KitKat. Every one is bought directly from the manufacturer, and the list below is the range we hold.
KitKat Blocks runs from 99g to 1485g here. Price-marked packs are in the range for markets that resell at the UK marked price. Case, layer and pallet counts sit on every line in the shop, so you can size an order before you ask us to price it.
We are a UK exporter: KitKat Blocks loads from our UK depot for importers and distributors in more than 60 markets, and consolidates with anything else in the catalogue — mix brands and categories across one order, one invoice and one container. Chocolate and anything heat-sensitive is worth a conversation about reefer before you fix the volume.
Every KitKat sharing block we list: the 99g block in milk chocolate, hazelnut, salted caramel, cookie dough and brownie, most of them in both a plain and a price-marked version, plus the Germany shop's blocks including double chocolate. Each one is listed below as its own line with its own barcode, and a new block joins this page the day it is listed.
The UK block comes fifteen to a case. The block is the same size in every flavour, so mixed flavours stack the same way on a pallet. Units per case, cases per layer and cases per pallet are published on every line.
They are ambient, but chocolate dislikes heat. On hot routes such as the Gulf, West and East Africa and the Caribbean, and in summer anywhere, they travel best in a temperature-controlled container or in the cooler months. The minimum remaining shelf life on dispatch is shown on each line once you are signed in.
The UK lines are the UK retail pack as sold in Britain, with the English-language label and the UK barcode. The Germany shop's lines are the German pack and are shown in that shop. Every line's barcode is on its own product page.
Sign in to a trade account and prices are on screen as you build the quote, in a second. Without an account you can still send us a list and we come back with a quotation, usually within a working day — an account is not a gate, it is the faster of the two routes.
Registering is free, takes a couple of minutes, and means you stop waiting for a price. You don't need an account to get one, though.
You get a price back the second you sign in.
You get a price back usually the same working day.
