For Retailers & Distributors

Something new.
A reason to choose it.

Explore Asian foods, drinks and everyday rituals for your customers, with the detail to build a considered range.

A wider world
for your assortment.

1010 World brings an Asia to global market perspective to product discovery. Tell us who you serve and we can discuss a relevant sourcing or range brief.

Independent & specialist retailers

Introduce your store, customers and category focus. We welcome enquiries about products with a clear use, distinctive flavour and a story your team can explain.

E-commerce & marketplace teams

Tell us about your online audience, territories and content requirements. Product details, preparation guidance and an appropriate format all help a customer make a confident choice.

Importers & distributors

Share your market knowledge, channel coverage and existing categories. A useful discussion starts with where a product could fit and how a supply relationship would operate.

Hospitality & gifting buyers

Describe the occasion, setting or customer experience you are planning. Pack sizes, preparation, presentation and delivery timing can shape the options worth exploring.

Build the brief around your customers.

A considered assortment begins with a specific need. We can discuss the following areas and agree which parts belong in a practical proposal.

Range discovery & selection

Explore relevant foods, drinks and ingredient-led products against your category brief. Consider flavour, preparation, price position and how each item would sit beside your existing range.

Product information & content

Identify the specifications, images and product explanations your team needs. Content scope, usage rights and available materials should be confirmed with the relevant brand or producer.

Launch & merchandising

Discuss a focused introduction, useful product stories and ways to explain unfamiliar formats. Any sampling, training or campaign support would be scoped around the proposed launch.

Supply & replenishment planning

Map the practical questions: available stock, ordering units, lead times, shelf life and delivery arrangements. Confirm the supply model and responsibilities before relying on a replenishment plan.

The details behind a buying decision.

These questions help establish whether a product works commercially and operationally in your channel. Availability and supporting materials vary by product.

Your buying brief

Share the categories, customer profile, target retail price range and launch window. Include your market, sales channels, expected opening quantities and any categories you cannot consider.

Product & pack information

Identify the label languages, ingredients, allergen information, unit sizes and barcodes you need. Include case dimensions, pallet requirements or listing templates if they affect your buying process.

Shelf life & handling

State the remaining shelf life you require at delivery and any storage limitations. Product handling, transport conditions and acceptance criteria need to be checked for the proposed route.

Commercial & delivery requirements

Outline the delivery location, ordering pattern and your usual buying requirements. Pricing, currency, minimums, payment, transport costs and import responsibilities would be confirmed in a specific quotation.

From a buying brief
to an agreed next step.

We aim to make the early conversation specific enough to assess fit, without assuming that every enquiry needs the same assortment or commercial model.

Share your context

Introduce your business and the customer need you are trying to meet. An existing range list or a short category brief helps explain the opportunity.

Review possible options

Discuss products that may fit the brief and identify information gaps. Availability, sample options and destination suitability should be checked before a final range is selected.

Confirm the commercial scope

Agree the proposed products, quantities, documentation and delivery requirements. Any quotation, sample cost, launch support or ongoing commitment should be clear before an order is placed.

Learn from the introduction

For an agreed relationship, discuss feedback, ordering patterns and the next review point. Decisions about expansion or replenishment should reflect actual demand and available supply.

Before we talk trade.

A few common questions to help you prepare an enquiry. Specific terms are agreed with the relevant parties for each opportunity.

Can you send a wholesale price list?

Tell us your business, destination and products or categories of interest. Wholesale availability and pricing depend on the range, quantities and delivery scope, so a targeted enquiry helps.

Are samples or small opening orders possible?

Share what you would like to assess and your intended order size. Sample availability, charges and minimum order quantities need confirmation for each product and supplier.

Do you offer territory exclusivity?

An exclusive arrangement is not automatic. Territory, channel scope, existing commitments and mutual responsibilities would need to be discussed and agreed separately.

Who handles import and local requirements?

The responsible parties, documents and checks must be agreed for the destination and transaction. We discuss these early so the commercial proposal reflects the actual work involved.

Tell us what your
customers are looking for.

Email hello@1010world.net with your business name, website, country and sales channels. Add your categories of interest, target price range, estimated quantities and ideal launch timing. Include any delivery or listing requirements that shape your buying brief.