Pantry fulfillment covers shelf-stable staples such as sauces, condiments, oils, spices, baking mixes, pasta and grains. These products are heavy, often in glass, and frequently sold in both DTC gift sets and retail cases.
Shipping glass jars and bottles safely
Hot sauces, salsas, jams, oils and dressings commonly ship in glass, which breaks and leaks when packing is inadequate. A single broken bottle can ruin every other item in the box.
We use bottle-specific protection such as molded pulp, corrugated inserts or cell dividers, and we seal liquid products in bags where leakage would damage other contents. Carton strength is matched to the weight of the order, and multi-bottle orders get dividers rather than loose void fill. New glass packouts are tested before launch.
Spices, baking mixes and dry goods
Spices, rubs, baking mixes, flours, pasta and grains are lighter-risk in transit but sensitive to moisture, odor and pests. Strong-smelling spices can transfer aroma to neighboring products, and dry goods are attractive to pantry pests if storage is not controlled.
We store dry goods in food-grade zones with an active pest control program, keep aromatic products slotted thoughtfully, and keep damaged packages out of general stock. FEFO picking applies to dry goods too, since best-by dates on spices and mixes still drive retailer acceptance and customer satisfaction.
Gift sets and retail cases for pantry brands
Pantry brands often sell gift sets, such as a trio of hot sauces or a spice collection, alongside single items and retail cases. We assemble gift sets from component SKUs with lots recorded, ship single bottles to DTC customers, and ship master cases to retailers and distributors with GS1 labels and ASNs.
Because weight drives cost for pantry goods, we review pack sizes and carton options with you to keep shipping costs reasonable without sacrificing protection.
Frequently asked questions
How do you prevent glass bottles from breaking in shipping?
We use bottle-specific inserts, molded pulp or cell dividers, bag liquids where needed, match carton strength to order weight and test packouts before launch.
Do you store spices separately from other foods?
We slot aromatic products thoughtfully to limit odor transfer and keep all dry goods in food-grade zones with an active pest control program.
Can you assemble sauce or spice gift sets?
Yes. We assemble gift sets from your component SKUs, record component lots, and apply the earliest component best-by date to the set.