Supplier terms

MOQ is one part of the commercial shape of an order.

A minimum order can come from a production run, raw-material batch, packaging quantity or supplier policy.

01

Ask what drives it

Understanding the constraint creates better options: a shared material, stock colour, simpler packaging or staged call-off may change the minimum.

02

Compare total exposure

A low unit price can create excessive stock, storage and cash exposure. Compare landed cash and likely sell-through, not unit price alone.

03

Record the version

Quantity, price break, tooling, packaging and validity should stay together in the supplier response.

Bring these details

A useful starting brief.

  • MOQ and its reason
  • Price breaks
  • Packaging minimum
  • Tooling or setup charge
  • Lead time by quantity

Start with the facts you have

Turn this into one traceable request.

Sending a request places no order. A person reviews the brief and confirms the next decision.

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