Turkish glass and porcelain for the table: glasses and tumblers, pitchers and jugs, dinner sets, coffee and tea sets, decorative glass and vases, and ceramic bowls. Turkey is one of the established glassware origins for Europe and the Gulf, so this hub is built for retail assortments and HoReCa supply alike.
Breakage on the water is the number that decides margin here, and it is set by packaging, not by price. Sets and stemware ship in fitted cartons; every product publishes its carton quantity and volume so you can compare two suppliers on the same basis instead of on the photograph.
Coffee and tea sets and dinner sets sell as gift-ready assortments, so confirm the retail unit and the box print early — it changes the carton count and the shelf plan. Ask for a sample of the exact set before the first container, because finish and weight vary between factories.
Glasses and tumblers, pitchers and jugs, dinner sets, coffee and tea sets, decorative glass and vases, and ceramic bowls — each as a subcategory below.
Sets and stemware use fitted inner packaging; the carton quantity and CBM on each product reflect that. Ask for the packing list to see the exact configuration.
Yes — the same catalogue serves hotel and restaurant buyers and retail assortments; tell us the use so the right pack and durability grade are quoted.
Yes, for most sets. Confirm the retail unit and box print through an RFQ, as it changes the carton count and the landed cost.
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.