Supplier application

Apply to supply us.

Tell us what you make or stock, where you can ship it, and the quantities you work at. The application creates your supplier login at the same time.

Your company

Supplier application

Complete, specific answers are what get an application approved. Categories you genuinely cover, countries you genuinely ship to, and capabilities you can evidence are worth more than a long list you cannot.

Your company

Registered name*Trading nameIf you trade under a different one.CityCountryWebsiteCompany email

What can you supply?

Food & agricultural productsDry staples and packaged food. Suppliers should expect enquiries that name variety, grade, broken percentage or defect tolerance, crop year where it matters, and the destination's labelling requirements. Not a category for fresh, chilled or frozen goods.Edible & consumer oilsEdible oils in both retail pack and bulk. Enquiries name the oil, the refining grade, the pack format and whether private label is in scope. Lubricants and industrial oils are not this category.Consumer goodsGeneral merchandise for retail and distribution. The broadest category, so enquiries here are the most specification-dependent: expect pack and inner-pack counts, bilingual labelling for the Canadian market, and any applicable product-safety standard.Steel & building materialsStructural steel, sections, and finishing and fit-out materials. Enquiries are dimensional and standards-led — grade, tolerance, finish, mill certificate where required. Quantity is usually by weight rather than by piece.Garments & apparelWoven and knit apparel, made to a buyer tech pack rather than bought from a range. Expect fabric composition and weight, trim, size breakdown and finishing to be settled before a price means anything. Sampling is normally a separate step.Gold & precious metalsPLANNED, NOT TRADING. Kept visible so the website can answer the question honestly rather than going quiet on an enquiry, and so interested suppliers can register. Do not quote from this category without checking with the owner first.

How you workWhat you make or carryCountries you serve

Add as many as apply.

Typical lead timeFor example: 20–25 days after the order.Minimum orderFor example: 500 pieces, or 1 pallet.

Your login

Applying creates your supplier account. You will be able to sign in and see enquiries once we have reviewed it.

Your name*Your email*Password*At least 10 characters, including a letter and a number.Repeat password*

Anything else?Separately from this application, send me occasional updates on supply opportunities and the categories we are buying. You can unsubscribe at any time.

By applying you confirm the information is accurate and agree we may contact you about supply opportunities and hold your company details for that purpose. See our privacy policy. Privacy

What makes a strong application

Be specific about categories
Three categories you genuinely cover beats fifteen you might. Enquiries are matched on this, and an irrelevant enquiry wastes your time as much as ours.
State real minimums and lead times
An optimistic MOQ or lead time is discovered at the worst possible moment. An honest one makes you the supplier we come back to.
Name certifications properly
Standard, issuing body, certificate number and expiry. "Certified" on its own is not something we can carry into a specification.
Say who issues the invoice
If the trading entity differs from the manufacturing one, tell us now. It is a material fact and finding it out later reads badly.

What approval does and does not mean

An approved supplier is one we are willing to send enquiries to. It is not an endorsement, not an exclusive arrangement, and not a commitment to any volume — we will not imply otherwise to a buyer, and we would ask you not to imply it to yours.

Not sure you qualify?

Book a supplier capability review — half an hour, at no charge, going through your categories, the countries you ship to, your minimums, your lead times and your certifications. It is the same conversation we would have had after the application, held before you spend time on one.