A clear product introduction helps us understand your range and identify the next questions. Start with a catalogue or website link; supporting documents can be requested later through an appropriate review channel.
Identify the product
- Brand, series, product name and your own product reference.
- JAN or GTIN where available. Do not invent a barcode or reuse a code for a different pack.
- Number of designs and whether the offer is a single random item, a complete set, a bag or a carton.
Describe packaging and supply
- Capsule diameter, product dimensions, weight and packaging shape.
- Units per bag and carton, minimum supply quantity and expected lead time.
- Available stock and proposed supply region, clearly distinguished from machine stock.
Clarify product and content rights
Explain the rights holder, your authorisation, applicable regions and channels, and any expiry date. Permission to display a logo is not automatically permission to distribute the product. Product photography, translations and catalogue use may require separate permission.
Prepare for compatibility review
Product-document approval does not establish mechanical compatibility. The target machine and capsule compartment must support the relevant dimensions and product characteristics. Physical samples or tests may be needed.
Share relevant product information
Include intended age range, warnings and relevant compliance information for the proposed market. Requirements are assessed for the actual product and region; the website does not certify products.
Frequently asked questions
Can I enquire without a barcode?
Yes, you can introduce your business and products. A missing barcode does not prevent an initial enquiry, but requirements for later catalogue import must be checked separately.
Can I access a supplier dashboard now?
This website currently collects cooperation enquiries. Supplier workspace services and business-system connections are being planned.
Does acceptance guarantee placement in machines?
No. Product selection, rights, compatibility, supply and merchant approval must be confirmed before sales.