The two jar sizes of Nescafe Gold Blend as sold in the UK: the 95g jar, twelve to a case, and the 190g jar, six to a case — the same golden-roasted arabica blend, intensity 7, in the glass jar with the gold lid that every shopper recognises.
Nescafe Gold Blend is the premium instant coffee of the British market, and it has been for decades: a freeze-dried blend of golden-roasted arabica beans, intensity 7 on Nescafe's own scale, sold in the clear glass jar with the brushed gold lid. This page is that product in the two sizes a retailer actually stocks, the 95g jar and the 190g jar, both the UK pack with the UK barcode and the English-language label.
For an importer or distributor the jar size is the whole decision. The 95g is the entry size: it is the one that goes on a convenience shelf, in a hotel minibar order or in a market where a shopper buys coffee a jar at a time, and it comes twelve to a case. The 190g is the family and office size, the pack a supermarket leads with and the one that earns the shelf space in a cash-and-carry, six to a case. Both carry the same label, so they merchandise as one block with two price points, and a first order of Gold Blend is usually some of each.
Instant coffee travels as well as anything in the catalogue. It is ambient, dry and sealed under a foil seal beneath the lid, with a stated shelf life of eighteen months from production, and it needs no reefer on any route. The jar is glass, so it is packed upright in a divided case and the case is stacked by the layer; it is a heavy line rather than a bulky one, which makes it the natural counterweight in a container that is otherwise full of crisps, confectionery and cereal that cube out long before they weigh out. A pallet of Gold Blend at the foot of a mixed load is how a lot of our customers fill the weight they have paid for.
The brand does the selling. Nescafe is the most widely recognised coffee name in the world and Gold Blend is its premium tier, so a distributor opening a new account does not have to explain it, and in the Gulf, West and East Africa, the Caribbean and the Far East the UK jar is the version shoppers ask for by name. It sits beside the UK tea and biscuit lines in the catalogue, which is the aisle it belongs to: a British grocery order built around Twinings, McVitie's and Gold Blend is a shelf that reads as British from across the shop.
Units per case, cases per layer, cases per pallet, pack size and both barcodes are published on every line, so the container can be planned before a price is agreed. The glass jar, the gold lid and the label are the UK pack as sold by the brand, and what arrives is what is pictured.
We are a UK exporter. The range loads from our UK depot for importers and distributors, and it consolidates with the rest of the catalogue — the teas, the biscuits, the confectionery, the soft drinks and the grocery — on one order, one invoice and one container. Sign in to a trade account and case prices are on screen as you build the quote; without an account, send us the list and we come back with a quotation, usually within a working day.
1 brand across 2 live lines — Nescafe & Go. Every one is bought directly from the manufacturer, and the list below is the range we hold.
Nescafe Gold Blend runs from 95g to 190g 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: Nescafe Gold Blend 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 two UK jar sizes: the 95g jar, which comes twelve to a case, and the 190g jar, which comes six to a case. Both are the standard Gold Blend — golden-roasted arabica, intensity 7 — in the glass jar with the gold lid, with the UK barcode and the English-language label. Each is listed below as its own line with its own barcode.
Yes. Both jars are the UK retail pack as sold by the brand in Britain, with the UK unit barcode, the English label and the UK recipe. They are the version shoppers in export markets recognise, not a parallel pack from another country.
Instant coffee is ambient and dry, sealed under a foil seal beneath the lid, with a stated shelf life of eighteen months from production. It ships without a cold chain on any route. The minimum remaining life on dispatch is shown on each line in the shop once you are signed in.
As a heavy line rather than a bulky one. The jars are glass, packed upright in divided cases and stacked by the layer, so a pallet of Gold Blend weighs a good deal more than a pallet of crisps or cereal of the same cube. That makes it a useful counterweight at the foot of a mixed container that would otherwise cube out with air in it. Cases per layer and cases per pallet are on each line.
Sign in to a trade account and prices are on screen as you build the quote. 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.
CoreRegistering 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.
