PET PRODUCTS SOURCED FROM CHINA
About PetWharf
A sourcing company for importers who need more than one supplier
PetWharf is a sourcing and consolidation company for pet products. We work with verified factories in Hebei, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Shandong and Jiangsu, then bring several categories together into a single shipment.
Neutral packaging is standard, so no factory identity appears on the goods, the carton or the paperwork.
We quote in neutral packaging as standard, with your label and barcode on the goods. No factory name appears on the product, the carton or the paperwork, so the supplier relationship stays yours.
One inquiry can cover a bed, a leash and a litter mat. Fewer suppliers to manage, fewer samples to approve, one shipment to receive.
Our job is to be straight with you before the deposit goes out. Where a minimum is a material limit, we say so. Where a certification is still missing, we say that too.
Send the product, the quantity and the destination market. We reply with MOQ, lead time, an indicative price and the production belt each item comes from.
Product categories
Production belts
Markets served
Reply time
Neutral packaging by default
Your label, your barcode, your customer. We remove the factory identity so you keep the relationship with the buyer.
One inquiry, several categories
A dog bed, a leash and a litter mat in one order. Fewer suppliers to manage, fewer samples to approve, one shipment to receive.
Compliance handled before production
REACH, GPSR and food-contact requirements differ by market. We collect the test reports for your exact materials before the run starts.
HOW WE WORK
Three things we do differently
We quote the real minimum
Factory minimums are set by material, not by ambition. We break down which numbers are negotiable and where a mixed order costs less per SKU than a single-product run.
We photograph before it ships
A sample shows one unit, not a production run. We agree the specification in writing, photograph the line mid-production and check the packed goods before the container is sealed.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Sourcing guides
Samples Are Not the Product: How to Judge a Sample
A sample tells you how a factory will make one unit. It rarely tells you what you will receive. Here is what to check, and what to ignore.
How to Quote a Consolidated Order Without Losing Money
The unit price is not the number that matters. Here is how to build a quotation that survives a real customer negotiation.
Find the Production Belt Before You Find the Supplier
Knowing which belt makes a product changes what you can quote, how long it takes and what the minimum is. Start with the belt, not the factory.
REACH, GPSR and Food Contact: The Compliance Gates
The regulation sits with the importer, not the factory. Here is what to ask for before the goods are made, not after they arrive.