What is your MOQ and chocolate tins wholesale price for custom chocolate tins wholesale?
Standard chocolate tin MOQ is 1,000 pcs per design — uniform across every case in this library. Unit price runs $0.38 – $1.25 for the middle 50% of cases, with a median of $0.63 – 0.95. The tray and the barrier move the price more than the artwork does.
Do you supply empty chocolate tins, or only filled ones?
Empty — we are a chocolate tin manufacturer and a chocolate tin supplier, not a chocolatier. Bodies and lids ship unfilled and unlabelled, so chocolates in a tin can be packed on your own line.
Can you handle chocolate tins bulk orders across several sizes at once?
Yes. wholesale chocolate tins programmes are quoted per mould, so a compact chocolate tin and large tins of chocolates can sit in one purchase order with separate minimums — which is how most seasonal ranges are built.
Will the tin protect chocolate from fat bloom?
It helps, and it is the main reason to choose tin over a carton. A chocolate tin box with the right gauge damps temperature swings, and the internal lacquer plus a compression-seated lid keeps moisture and odour out — the two things that turn bloom into a visible grey film.
Can I order custom chocolate tins with my own artwork?
Yes — that is the whole point of reusing a mould. Send artwork or a sketch and we proof it on the real substrate within 48 hours, printing up to 8 colours in CMYK or spot. Foil is the usual addition on a metal chocolate tin box.
What shapes and sizes can you make?
Everything in the register above, plus bespoke geometry. The library runs from a compact chocolate tin for a single-serve count up to a large chocolate tin for a family box, with heart and figure shapes held for seasonal runs. A truffle tin and a chocolate bar tin are both standard bodies with the insert cut to suit the piece.
What is the wholesale price of a chocolate tin?
It follows the mould and the tray, not the artwork: $0.38 – $1.25 per unit for the middle 50% of cases at 1,000 pcs, before packing and freight. A metal chocolate tin with a foil pass sits at the top of that band.
Do you print inside the lid?
Yes. Body and lid are quoted as separate printing passes, so a lid-only print is the cheapest way to add a second surface — common on a chocolate tin gift set, where the inside of the lid carries the assortment guide.
What are your production lead times after sample approval?
A pre-production sample takes 7 days. Printing then ships in 15–20 days on an existing mould, 20–25 days extra if a new die has to be cut. For christmas tins of chocolates we quote against your shelf date rather than against a nominal lead time.
Can you support private label chocolate tins and OEM programmes?
Yes. As an OEM chocolate tin manufacturer we run private label chocolate tins end to end — tooling, print, tray, packing and export documents on one line, with your brand on the tin and nothing of ours.
Can you ship to the UK, US, Australia and Canada?
Yes, FOB Ningbo / Shanghai / Shenzhen. Tell us the destination market and we match the relevant food-contact requirements — tins of chocolates uk and US filings are not the same declaration.
Can the tin be reused after the chocolate is gone?
Yes, and it usually is. chocolate tin storage containers are the common second life, which is why the interior is specified as a neutral food-contact coating rather than a bare lining — the tin stays useful instead of going into a bin.
What is the minimum order for christmas chocolate tins?
The same as every other run on this page — 1,000 pcs per design. The seasonal cost sits in the print pass and the tray rather than in the mould, so a christmas tins of chocolates order does not carry a separate minimum.
When should I place a valentine chocolate tin order?
Work backwards from the shelf date. A Valentine's run is on shelf on 1 February, so artwork is frozen in November and production sits in December and January. That is why we ask for the shelf date before we quote a seasonal chocolate tin.
Can you make heart-shaped or easter egg tin shapes?
Yes — heart and figure shapes are held for seasonal runs, and an easter chocolate tin is usually an egg or rabbit novelty body with a window lid. A new die adds 20–25 days to tooling, so for a first seasonal order it is faster and cheaper to pick a shape that is already cut.
Do you offer personalized chocolate tins for corporate gifting?
Yes. A logo-only print on a stock mould is the cheapest way into a personalised chocolate tin, and it is how most corporate and promotional runs are built. Send artwork or a sketch and we proof it on the real substrate within 48 hours.
Do you supply inserts, dividers and compartment trays for chocolate tins?
Yes — the insert is usually what makes an assortment work. We cut compartment trays and dividers in food-grade PET or board, and foam inserts in EVA or PU where the pieces are irregular. Send the piece count and the moulded dimensions and the tray is drawn from those rather than from a standard grid.
Why choose a tin over a paper box for chocolate packaging?
A chocolate tin wins on the two things that actually ruin chocolate. It blocks moisture, light and odour, and it damps the temperature swing that causes bloom — a paper box does neither. It is also reusable: a tin is normally kept and refilled, which keeps your print on a shelf instead of in a bin.