Laundry Detergent Pallet With 300 Sealed Units From Ten Brands, Mixed Lines

Anyone wanting a mixed laundry detergent pallet with real variety will like this one: 300 sealed units from ten labels. Lines are shallow, usually 5 or 6 units each, so breadth is the selling point.

Highlights from this lot

Capsules, liquids and powders are spread across the labels, and the table below gives size and scent for each line.

• Ariel: pods at 38 and 50 washes, and 2.5L liquid jugs
• Persil: a 4kg box of powder, gel and discs
• Tide: a 3kg powder, liquid, and Pods at 35 washes
• Frosch and Ecover eco lines, with Lenor, Dash, OMO, Formil and Denkmit filling the shelf

By the numbers

Everything is brand new, factory sealed and still in original packaging, laid out on one pallet. The final fifty rows, 251 to 300, swap in budget labels across powder and liquid. A single grade covers the lot, and every product line appears in the itemised table under this text.

Is this lot right for you?

Discount grocers, dollar-style stores, bin stores and market stall holders get a varied shelf from a single order. Online sellers on eBay or Facebook Marketplace can break it into brand bundles, and Amazon works for sealed items where listing rules allow.

Listing tips

• Divide the pallet into brand blocks, then by format: capsules, liquids, powders.
• Check every cap and seal after transit, since liquids are the likeliest to leak.
• Price heavy jugs for local pickup and send lighter capsule packs by parcel.

Freight and checkout

Freight to your door is part of the quoted figure, so no shipping line is added at checkout. Trucks in the US come with a liftgate, and an email carries the tracking once the carrier is booked. Importers pay local duties and taxes. If you need to send the order back, you have 14 days.

Asked and answered

How deep is each product line?

Most lines hold 5 or 6 units, and the manifest shows each one.

Has any pack been opened?

No. Every line is marked brand new and factory sealed.

Itemized lot manifest