Can you supply oats in bulk for food service?
Yes. Rolled, quick and steel cut oats come in food service sacks and bulk bags, with portion sachets for instant oats.
Sydney, Auckland, Singapore and Ahmedabad
Oats, porridge and muesli
Breakfast service runs on oats. We source rolled, quick, steel cut and instant oats, porridge blends and muesli in bulk and portion formats for hotels, hospitals, aged care, cafes and quick service restaurants across Australia and New Zealand. Shiiv Imports is the importer and sourcing partner, working through partner mills. We are not the manufacturer.
Bulk and portion oats for breakfast service: rolled and quick oats for batch porridge, steel cut oats and groats for a firmer bowl, instant sachets for trays and grab-and-go, plus porridge blends, muesli, oat flour and oat bran. QSR Supplier takes the brief, and partner mills pack to the agreed specification.
Shiiv Imports Pty Ltd is the sourcing partner and importer, not the manufacturer. Shiiv holds ISO 9001. Organic options are requested in the brief and sourced through partner mills. Product certifications stay with the factory that holds them.
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Lines to brief
These are the breakfast jobs buyers usually brief. Each line is packed to the specification, so the list describes what can be sourced rather than a warehouse stock list.
Rolled and quick oats in food service sacks and bulk bags, chosen for hold time and yield in bain maries.
Steel cut oats and whole groats for bircher, grain bowls and overnight prep.
Instant oats in portion sachets for room service, ward trolleys, staff rooms and QSR breakfast cups.
Porridge blends with chia and quinoa, and tropical muesli for yoghurt pots and parfaits.
Oat flour and oat bran for muffins, slices and house bakes.
Custom blends under your brand, from brief to delivered pallet.
Food service sacks for buffet porridge and for muesli the kitchen builds in batches.
A shorter cook for high-volume breakfast and for bircher mixed ahead of service.
Portion packs for trays, trolleys, room service and grab-and-go breakfast cups.
The instant format as an organic option, packed in sachets when the brief asks for it.
Cut oats for breakfast services that want a firmer bowl and a longer cook.
Whole kernels for overnight prep, grain bowls and slow breakfast service.
Milled oats for bakery batches, from muffins to tray slices.
Bran for muffins, slices and breakfast mixes the kitchen bakes itself.
A ready blend for house porridge and breakfast pots, including chia and quinoa.
Dried fruit muesli for yoghurt pots, parfaits and breakfast buffets.
A menu-specific mix packed under your brand, from the brief through to the delivered pallet.
Specification
A written brief is what partner mills pack against. If you already have a specification, send that.
| Point | Why it matters | What to state |
|---|---|---|
| Flake size and thickness | Flake size changes cook time, texture and how the bowl holds on a buffet. | Rolled, quick, instant, steel cut or groats, and any thickness the kitchen already uses. |
| Cook time and hold | Breakfast service needs a bowl that is ready on time and still acceptable at the end of service. | Target cook method, time, and how long the porridge must hold. |
| Moisture | Moisture affects yield, shelf life and how the pack travels. | Any moisture limit already in your specification. |
| Allergens | Hospitals, aged care and QSR menus need a clear allergen and may-contain statement. | Allergens to declare, and any may-contain wording you need on the label. |
| Pack format | A ward trolley, a buffet and a bakery do not use the same pack. | Portion sachet, 1 kg, food service sack or bulk bag. |
| Case and pallet | Case count and pallet layout have to suit the store or the DC. | Units per case, cases per pallet, and the delivery point. |
| Labelling and shelf life | The label and the date code have to match the sites you serve. | Your brand or a plain foodservice label, the panel you need, and minimum shelf life on arrival. |
Where it is served
Buffet porridge and bircher stations.
Soft texture, consistent portions and clear allergen labels.
House porridge, muesli bowls and oat bakes.
Portioned breakfast cups and toppers.
From brief to delivery
You brief the line, approve a sample, and agree the specification and artwork. Partner mills pack it, and Shiiv ships to your warehouse or distribution centre in Australia or New Zealand. The steps are the same as how a chain brief works.
Send the oat type, pack, label and the sites you have in mind.
Samples go to your kitchen for a cook, a hold check and a label review before you commit.
The approved spec and any brand artwork are locked in writing.
Partner mills pack to that specification. Shiiv is not the manufacturer.
Shiiv arranges delivery to the warehouse or distribution centre named on the order.
Why brief QSR Supplier
Shiiv Imports Pty Ltd runs an ISO 9001 certified quality system. That is the certification Shiiv holds.
Samples come before any commitment, so the kitchen signs off texture, yield and the label.
One contact covers sourcing, packing and freight for Australia and New Zealand.
The range is sourced through partner mills. Organic options are available when the brief asks for them.
Organic instant, quick and rolled oats for porridge, overnight oats and baking, in foodservice packs, are available on request. Ask for organic options sourced to your brief. See organic foodservice supply.
Plain answers
Yes. Rolled, quick and steel cut oats come in food service sacks and bulk bags, with portion sachets for instant oats.
Yes. We source oats and porridge blends for health and aged care kitchens, with packs and labels set to the buyer's specification.
Yes. Custom blends and private label packs are made through partner mills to your approved spec.
Organic options are available on request as part of the brief.
Organic oats are available on request. Ask for organic options sourced to your brief.
Yes. Samples are sent for testing before you commit.
Cuts, coatings and pack formats for chips, potato snacks and patties.
Portion and bulk sauces, dips, gherkins and tomato purees.
Brief, source with the factory, sample, approve and deliver.
Include the oat type, the pack and the sites you have in mind. Contact the sales desk.