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Wholesale Glassware from Turkish Manufacturers

Wholesale glassware from a Turkish manufacturer

This is the full glassware range: storage jars, spice jars, bottles, carafes, serving bowls and shakers, produced in Turkey and exported by the carton or the full container. Most articles share a small number of glass bodies and differ by lid, finish and decoration, which is what lets a buyer build a coherent range instead of a list of unrelated items.

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Turkey sits between the two ends of the glassware trade. Lead times are shorter than the Far East and freight to Europe, the Gulf and North and West Africa is a fraction of the cost; quality sits above the regional average because the same plants supply European retail brands. For a buyer replacing a long Asian lead time, the practical gain is usually inventory, not unit price — you can reorder in weeks rather than planning two seasons ahead.

The range is built as families rather than as a catalogue of single articles. A vacuum-lid family, a wooden-lid family, a marble-effect family and a metal-lid family each run across several body sizes, so a shelf can be filled with one visual language at three price points. That matters more than any individual product decision, because it is what makes a section look designed rather than sourced.

Sub-categories underneath this page hold the detail: jars, spice jars, oil bottles, water bottles, milk bottles, jugs and carafes, salt shakers, glass storage containers, serving bowls and the wooden and metal lid series. Start from the sub-category closest to your buyer and use the container calculator to check the load before you ask for a quotation.

For food-contact destinations, request the article-level documentation with the quotation rather than after the order: the EU Declaration of Conformity under Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 for European imports and the 21 CFR compliance statement for the United States. Per-article paperwork is what customs asks for; a company-level certificate is not a substitute.

  • Customs-ready — exported under HS 7013.49 · 7013.99.
  • Case packs of 4–45 pieces per carton.
  • 0.003–0.058 m³ per carton for tight container loading.
  • 100 SKUs ready for FCL/LCL wholesale.

Before you request a quote

  • Set your target quantity — full container (FCL) or shared load (LCL).
  • Confirm the destination country for import duty and food-contact certification.
  • Tell us private-label, colour or packaging requirements up front.
  • Request a sample and factory confirmation before the bulk order.

Featured products & specifications

ProductCapacityPieces per cartonm³HS codes
25 Cm Vase1100 cc120.0327013.99
Metal Vacuum Lid Jar2000 CC120.0357013.49
Crystal Vacuum Lid Jar2000 CC120.0357013.49
Bamboo Vacuum Lid Jar2000 CC120.0357013.49
Wooden decorated Vacuum Lid Jar2000 CC120.0357013.49
Metal Vacuum Lid Jar1500 CC120.0307013.49
Crystal Vacuum Lid Jar1500 CC120.0307013.49
Bamboo Vacuum Lid Jar1500 CC120.0307013.49
Wooden decorated Vacuum Lid Jar1500 CC120.0307013.49
Metal Vacuum Lid Jar1000 CC120.0217013.49

Frequently asked questions

What glassware categories do you cover?

Storage and spice jars, oil and vinegar bottles, water and milk bottles, jugs and carafes, salt shakers, glass storage containers, serving bowls, and the wooden and metal lid series.

Why source glassware from Turkey instead of Asia?

Shorter lead times and much lower freight to Europe, the Gulf and Africa, with quality from plants that also supply European retail. The gain is usually faster reordering rather than a lower unit price.

Can articles from different glassware families be mixed in one order?

Yes. A mixed container across families and sub-categories is the normal way to open an account, and it is priced per article.

Is private labelling available across the glassware range?

Yes — printed and embossed lids, sleeves and labels. Decoration adds its own lead time, so send artwork with the order.

Wholesale housewares catalogue

Glassware and plastic houseware produced in Turkey, sold by the carton or the full container. Every category below publishes the figures a buyer needs to price a load — pieces per carton, carton volume in cubic metres and HS code — and every article can be combined in one mixed container.