Every Mars biscuit line we can load for export, in one place: the sharing-pack cookies, the Galaxy digestives, the Maltesers biscuits and the filled secret-centre cookies, with Arabic-labelled packs for the Gulf beside the UK ones.
This is the Mars biscuit range as it is sold for export: the soft-baked sharing cookies under the Bounty, Galaxy and M&M''s names, the Galaxy milk chocolate digestives, the Maltesers biscuits, and the newer filled cookies — the Bounty, Mars and Twix secret centres and the Twix and Mars caramel centres. It is one supplier, one price list and one set of terms, which is what makes it worth loading as a block rather than a line at a time.
The range comes in two forms of the same product. The UK pack is the one on a British supermarket shelf, English-labelled, and it is what most of our importers in Europe, Africa and the Far East want. The GCC pack is the same cookie in an Arabic-and-English labelled wrapper, made for the Gulf, and it clears a Saudi, Emirati, Kuwaiti or Qatari border with its labelling already in order — no over-stickering, no relabelling at the port. The two packs carry different barcodes and are listed here as separate lines, so an order can be built in either, or both for a distributor who serves more than one market. These Mars lines are supplied for the GCC and UK markets.
Everything here is ambient and travels well. A soft-baked cookie is a bakery line rather than a chocolate countline: it does not bloom, it does not need a reefer on a summer sailing, and a sharing pack of eight large cookies is a light, high-value case that cubes out a container long before it weighs it out. The Galaxy digestives and the Maltesers biscuits are chocolate-coated and want the same care as any coated biscuit on a Gulf or East African route in the hot months — a conversation about the sailing and the arrival month before the volume is fixed, rather than a reefer by default.
The Mars biscuit range is a pallet-quantity range. Each line is ordered in whole pallets, and the cases per pallet are published on every line in the shop, so an order can be sized before it is priced: the 180g sharing cookies pack at eight to a case, the 300g digestives at twenty-one, the 110g Maltesers biscuits at fourteen, the 132g secret centres at twelve and the 144g caramel centres at eight. Shelf life is stated per line too, and it is long for the category — the better part of a year on most of the range — which is what makes a sea freight order sensible rather than a stretch.
For an importer the appeal is simple: these are biscuits under the Mars confectionery names, so they sell on the brand alone. A shopper who knows Galaxy or Bounty will pick up the cookie without reading the pack, and in a market where the countlines are already established the biscuit aisle is an easy extension of a listing the retailer already trusts. The secret-centre and caramel-centre formats are the newest of the range and the ones to look at for a market that has the sharing cookies already.
We are a UK exporter. The range loads from our UK depot for importers and distributors, and it consolidates with anything else in the catalogue — the Mars confectionery, the Mars drinks, the funsize bags — on one order, one invoice and one container. Units per case, cases per pallet, pack size and both barcodes are published on every line, so the container can be planned before a price is agreed.
1 brand across 15 live lines — Mars. Every one is bought directly from the manufacturer, and the list below is the range we hold.
Mars Biscuits Export Range runs from 110g to 300g here. 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: Mars Biscuits Export Range 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.
The same cookie in two wrappers. The UK pack is English-labelled, as sold in a British supermarket. The GCC pack is labelled in Arabic and English for the Gulf and clears a GCC border with its labelling already compliant. They carry different barcodes and are listed as separate lines, so you order the one your market needs.
The Mars biscuit range is supplied in pallet quantities, line by line. The cases per pallet are published on every line in the shop, so you can see the pallet in cases before you commit. Mixed pallets across the rest of the catalogue are unaffected.
These Mars biscuit lines are supplied for the GCC and UK markets. If you are buying for another market, ask us — the wider Mars confectionery range in the catalogue has no such restriction.
The soft-baked cookies travel ambient without trouble. The Galaxy digestives and the Maltesers biscuits are chocolate-coated, so on a Gulf or East African route in the hot months it is worth a conversation about the sailing and the arrival month before the volume is fixed.
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