Do you name third-party brands in this range?
No. Lines are briefed by product type and pack. Partner factories pack to your specification.
Global grocery and confectionery
Global grocery and confectionery for foodservice
Hotels, cafes and distributors brief grocery and confectionery as foodservice lines: chocolate, wrapped sweets, biscuits, snacks, noodles, syrups and juices. QSR Supplier sources them across Australia and New Zealand without putting a third-party brand name on the brief. Shiiv Imports is the importer and sourcing partner, working through partner factories. We are not the manufacturer.
What does a global grocery supplier provide?
Chocolate and pralines, confectionery, biscuits and wafers, snacks, malt and hot drinks, instant noodles, syrups and spreads, and juices and soft drinks, including mixed pallets for distributors. Lines are described by type and pack, not by a factory brand. Partner factories pack to the agreed specification.
Shiiv Imports Pty Ltd is the sourcing partner and importer, not the manufacturer. Shiiv holds ISO 9001. Product certifications stay with the factory that holds them.
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Start a brief
Download the foodservice catalogue (PDF, 11 pages)
Download the global grocery and confectionery catalogue (PDF, 14 pages)
Lines to brief
What buyers order
Describe the line by type and pack. The catalogue does not rely on third-party brand names.
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Chocolate and pralines
Chocolate and pralines for hotels, cafes and functions, without a third-party brand name on the brief.
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Confectionery
Wrapped confectionery for counters, vending and function bowls.
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Biscuits and wafers
Biscuits and wafers in this grocery set. Hotels and hospitals that need a full biscuit brief can also use the biscuits and crackers page.
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Snacks
Savoury snacks for cafes, QSR and distributors, packed in food service outers.
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Malt and hot drinks
Malt drinks and hot drink bases for hotels and cafes. Alcohol is not part of this grocery set.
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Instant noodles
Instant noodles for staff feeding, student catering and late menus.
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Syrups and spreads
Syrups and spreads for cafes and breakfast service, with allergens declared.
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Juices and soft drinks
Juices and soft drinks in cans, bottles or cartons. For the wider drinks brief, including licensed beer, use the beverages page.
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Mixed pallets
Distributors can brief a mixed grocery pallet when several of these lines travel together.
Inside the catalogue
Opening pages
The 14-page global grocery and confectionery catalogue groups chocolate, snacks, noodles and drinks for trade buyers.
Specification
What to put in a grocery brief
A written brief is what partner factories pack against. Labelling for Australia and New Zealand is confirmed per brief. If you already have a specification, send that.
| Point | Why it matters | What to state |
|---|---|---|
| Line | Chocolate, a noodle and a juice are separate specifications. | The type of product, not a third-party brand name. |
| Pack | A function bowl, a vending channel and a mixed pallet use different outers. | Unit size, units per case, and whether you need a mixed pallet. |
| Allergens | Chocolate, biscuits and snacks often contain milk, wheat, soy or nuts. | Allergens to declare, and any may-contain wording. |
| Drinks split | Soft drinks in this set are not a beer order. | Juice or soft drink here. Beer and lager are briefed on the beverages page, for licensed venues only. |
| Label and shelf life | The panel and the date have to match your sites. | Label confirmed per brief, and minimum shelf life on arrival. |
Where it is used
Buyers who brief grocery and confectionery
Hotels
Chocolate, pralines and biscuits for rooms and functions.
Cafes and QSR
Syrups, snacks and soft drinks for the counter.
Education and staff feeding
Noodles and wrapped snacks in food service outers.
Distributors
Mixed pallets of grocery lines for several accounts.
From brief to delivery
How sourcing and samples work
You describe the lines by type and pack, approve samples, and agree the specification. Partner factories pack them, and Shiiv ships to your warehouse or distribution centre in Australia or New Zealand. The steps match how a chain brief works.
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Brief
Send the product types, packs and whether you need a mixed pallet.
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Sample
Samples go to the buyer before you commit.
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Specification and artwork
The approved spec and any artwork are locked in writing. Labelling is confirmed per brief.
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Pack
Partner factories pack to that specification. Shiiv is not the manufacturer.
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Ship
Shiiv arranges delivery to the warehouse or distribution centre named on the order.
Why brief QSR Supplier
Grocery lines without a brand shortcut
ISO 9001
Shiiv Imports Pty Ltd runs an ISO 9001 certified quality system. That is the certification Shiiv holds.
Samples first
Samples come before any commitment, so you sign off the product and the label.
Described by type
Briefs name the product type and the pack, not a third-party brand.
Partner factories
The range is sourced through partner factories. Certifications on a line stay with the factory that holds them.
Plain answers
Questions buyers ask
Can distributors take a mixed pallet?
Yes. Chocolate, confectionery, biscuits, snacks, noodles, syrups and drinks can be combined when the brief says so.
Are juices the same brief as beer?
No. Juices and soft drinks are in this grocery set. Beer and lager are on the beverages page and are supplied only to licensed venues and trade buyers.
Do you send samples?
Yes. Samples are sent before you commit.
Where is the catalogue?
Download the global grocery and confectionery catalogue from this page. It is a 14-page PDF.
Related
Brief the rest of the range
This range sits on the same brief as the wider foodservice range. Every category PDF is listed on foodservice catalogues.
Biscuits and crackers
Portion biscuits and crackers for hotels, hospitals and aged care.
Beverages
Soft drinks and zero-alcohol lines, with beer kept to licensed venues.
Indian snacks and foods
Namkeen, sweets and frozen snacks for foodservice.
Send the grocery brief.
Include the product types, the packs and the sites you have in mind. Contact the sales desk.