Price list & catalogues

Prices on request.
List within 24 hours.

Three documents that open up the assortment for you: the monthly main price list, the seasonal flyer and the annual catalogue. All as PDF by email, all tailored to your business — not the collective version, but yours.

Why do we ask? Because purchase prices in food-service wholesale are tiered by volume, tour and term. A display price would not be honest for anyone. More on this ↓

Assortment picture book
251 articles · 16 brands · three documents that open everything up
A.
— Main price list · updated monthly

Assortment price list

All 251 articles with the food-service purchase price, packaging unit, origin and minimum order quantity. Organised by category, cross-referenced by article number. The document that goes on the kitchen pinboard.

Format
PDF
Updated
Monthly on the 1st working day · delivered by email
Ideal for
Regular customers with monthly or weekly orders
B.
— Seasonal flyer · quarterly

Seasonal flyer

What is new in the warehouse: Almería vegetables, the new Xinomavro vintage, seasonal assortment, fresh containers. A compact document with promotional prices for the current quarter.

Format
PDF
Updated
Quarterly · spring · summer · autumn · winter
Ideal for
Menu planners · buyers · businesses with a seasonal menu
C.
— Assortment catalogue · the whole book

Assortment catalogue

The whole house, with photos, recipe ideas, origin stories. In picture-book quality. For leafing through at the meeting table, not for searching on the phone. Reissued once a year.

Format
PDF
Updated
Reissued annually
Ideal for
New customers · menu planners · purchasing committees
§ Why prices are not on the page

Four reasons for the price letter instead of the price tag.

No secretiveness, no negotiating tactic. B2B food-service wholesale calculates differently from the supermarket — here is an explanation of why we stick with the price-on-request model.

a.

Volume tiers per customer

The same article costs less in a 10 kg quantity than in a 2 kg quantity, and regular customers on a daily tour get different prices than one-off buyers. A public uniform price list would not be honest for anyone.

b.

Annual quotas on core articles

With Barilla, Caputo, Aviko and other volume partners we negotiate annual quotas — what stays stable for regular customers deviates from the list price for individual items.

c.

Weekly price windows for seasonal goods

Vegetables, salad, seafood and dairy prices fluctuate. We give you the weekly price, not a theoretical monthly price that is already wrong by Wednesday.

d.

No display price, no advertising

We do not advertise — we deliver. Your price is between you and us, not between you and the next competitor who happens to land on the same page.

§ How you get the price

Four steps to the first delivery note.

  1. i.

    Call or email

    Name, business, location, kitchen cluster · we need nothing more for the first contact.

  2. ii.

    Price list by email

    Within 24 hours on working days · a tailored PDF, not the collective version.

  3. iii.

    Trial order

    You try one delivery with a typical basket · no minimum term, no contract.

  4. iv.

    Set the tour rhythm

    From the second delivery we agree the tour day and cut-off firmly — we become part of your weekly plan.

Shortest route

All three documents in one email.

If you need all three materials — price list, seasonal flyer, catalogue — write to us once. We send the package together, tailored to your kitchen. Reply within 24 hours on working days.

Direct line
Sales & advice
Roman Nawabi
Phone
05921 · 370 10 32
Availability
Mon – Sat · 09:00 – 16:00
Email reply time
Within 24 h on working days