Every line running on the P15 deal period, in one place. One buying window across the whole catalogue, from energy and carbonates to confectionery, biscuits, grocery and pet food.
The P15 deal period runs right across the catalogue rather than down one aisle. It is 600+ lines from 100+ brands inside a single buying window, which is what makes it worth loading as a block rather than a line at a time: one set of terms, one order, and a mixed container that does not have to be built a brand at a time.
Drinks are the largest single part of it. Energy runs Monster, Red Bull, Boost and Lucozade; the carbonate shelf covers Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, Dr Pepper, IRN-BRU, Barr, Vimto, Rubicon, Rio and Green Cola. Alongside those sit Highland Spring and Voss still water, Ribena, Appletiser, Yazoo milkshakes and the FUEL10K breakfast drinks.
Confectionery is led by Haribo, which is the deepest single brand in the period — Starmix, Tangfastics, Gold Bears, Jelly Babies, Wine Gums, Chamallows, Milkshakes, Nostalgix and the Zing range, in both loose bags and price-marked packs. Around it are Cadbury, Galaxy, Bounty, Maltesers, Skittles, Kinder Bueno, Lindt, Swizzels, Chewits, Mike and Ike, Sour Patch, Halls and Celebrations gifting boxes.
The biscuit, crisp and snack aisle has McVitie's at its centre: Digestives, Hobnobs, Rich Tea, Ginger Nuts, Fruit Shortcake, Club, Penguin, Iced Gems and the Signature rounds, plus Jacob's Mini Cheddars, Maryland cookies, Jammie Dodgers, Fox's, Ritz, Crawford's and Nutella biscuits. Crisps and nuts run Pringles, Seabrook, KP, McCoy's, Discos, Skips, Space Raiders, Wheat Crunchies, Butterkist popcorn, Proper lentil chips and crunch corn, and Snyder's pieces.
Away from the impulse shelves the period reaches into the ambient grocery aisles. Grocery carries Heinz, Ambrosia, Homepride, Maggi, Nando's, Filippo Berio, Sun-Pat, Mrs Elswood, Cooks and Co and Clarks. Breakfast runs Kellogg's Pop Tarts and Rice Krispies Squares, Weetabix, Nestlé Shredded Wheat and Shreddies, FUEL10K granola and porridge pots, and Eat Natural bars. Ready meals cover Batchelors, Nissin, Idahoan and Heinz, sports nutrition brings Huel, UFIT and the Mars and Snickers protein range, and there is Nescafé and Typhoo on the hot drinks shelf.
Pet food is a block of its own and a useful one for loading. Whiskas, Felix, Sheba, Cesar and Dreamies cover the cat side and Pedigree and Winalot the dog side. Wet pet food is dense and confectionery is light, so the two balance a container that would otherwise cube out long before it reached its weight limit.
A large share of the period is price-marked packs, which carry a UK retail price printed on the wrapper. Those are worth a second look for export: they are built for a UK convenience shelf, they tend to be the fastest-moving formats in the range, and in most destinations the printed price is either irrelevant to the shopper or reads as a provenance mark. Plain-pack equivalents sit beside a good number of them where the format matters to your market.
Units per case, cases per layer, cases per pallet, pack size and both barcodes are published on every line, so a container can be planned before a price is agreed. Importers and distributors can mix anything here with the rest of the catalogue on one order — the range is built to be bought across brands rather than one supplier at a time.
Showing 300 of 612 lines — the rest are in the shop.
101 brands across 610+ live lines — Monster, Haribo, McVitie's, Heinz, Fuel10K, Swizzels and 95 more. Every one is bought directly from the manufacturer, and the list below is the range we hold.
P15 Deal Period runs from 12g to 4800g 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.
P15 Deal Period ships from the UK and consolidates with anything else in the catalogue — mix brands and categories across one order, one invoice and one container, to more than 60 markets. Chocolate and anything heat-sensitive is worth a conversation about reefer before you fix the volume.
P15 is one of our promotional buying periods. Every line in this collection is on a P15 deal, with its own start and last order date — both are shown live on the line in the shop, because a date printed on a page like this one would go stale.
Yes. The period runs across fourteen aisles and every line in it sits in the ordinary catalogue, so a P15 order can be built alongside anything else we stock and shipped as one mixed pallet or container.
A price-marked pack has a UK retail price printed on the wrapper. They are usually the sharpest-moving formats in the range, and in most export markets the printed price is either ignored by the shopper or reads as a mark of genuine UK stock. Where the format matters, ask — a plain-pack equivalent exists for many of the lines.
Units per case, cases per layer, cases per pallet, pack size and both barcodes are on every line, so a container can be planned before a price is agreed.
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.
Deal period
Order early
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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.
