The age old question: anywhere got offers or prices below £5.39 + vat for a tray of price marked 40g pots? If they're non price marked so much the better!
Getting really difficult to source and harder to make any money out of vending them unless coupled with other machines on same site
PRINGLES
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Re: PRINGLES
I usually buy 2 or 3 pallets at time from one of two wholesalers. Both of them are still struggling to get stock from Kellogs at the mo. Very sporadic supply.
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Connorvending
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Re: PRINGLES
which wholesalers and how much please?
just bought a half pallet from tubz vending
just bought a half pallet from tubz vending
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MattP17
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Re: PRINGLES
Do you vend the 40g tubs of Pringles for £2?? If I’m offering commission to the site, charging £1 seems very tight to make any profit!
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Re: PRINGLES
Ryan air and easyjet sell them for £2.50. So worth a punt in the right site at £2 but you wont sell many.
I still wholesale them at £5.15 a tray if you collect so some profit there.
I still wholesale them at £5.15 a tray if you collect so some profit there.