Wholesale General Merchandise, One Mixed Container

General merchandise organised as a buyer's catalogue: seven consumer-goods programmes that can be mixed into a single order and a single container, with the terms of each programme stated on its own page.

Aisle and booths inside Yiwu International Trade City — Inside Yiwu International Trade City, the market the programme buys from.

LEDGER ENTRY — CAT. 01 · GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Catalogue	10 category sections plus this overview
Programme MOQ	Typically 100–800 pcs per style
Mixed loading	Multi-SKU and multi-category in one container
Accessories & consumables	MOQ 50–200 pcs · 7–20 days
Standard order cycle	30–90 days

What "general merchandise" covers in this catalogue

This site is the wholesale general merchandise catalogue of Mutual, a consumer-goods supply programme based in Yiwu. Mutual organises sourcing, inspection and consolidation across the market's suppliers — it does not manufacture in a factory of its own — and this catalogue sells the goods themselves, by category. Every programme below is supplied side by side, so a single order can draw from several categories at once.

Household products — everyday items for home storage, cleaning and daily use
Kitchen & bathroom — preparation tools, tableware, and bathroom accessories
Hand tools & hardware — basic tool sets, fittings and general hardware
Bags — shopping bags, travel bags and everyday carry styles
Jewellery & accessories — fashion jewellery, hair accessories and small personal items
Stationery — writing instruments, notebooks and school or office supplies
Home textiles — towels, bedding basics and soft furnishing items
Toys — general children's toys and play items
Small appliances & seasonal goods — compact electricals and seasonal ranges

These programmes are supplied side by side for mixed orders. The buyers who use this catalogue most are wholesalers restocking mixed shelves, importers building assorted containers, and chain stores running seasonal resets. If your requirement crosses categories, the order is assembled as one mixed shipment rather than split across suppliers.

Because the catalogue is organised by category rather than by factory line, wholesale consumer goods buyers can build an assortment around what sells, then adjust the mix order by order.

Assortment planning

Assortment planning is built into how we accept orders. Single orders can mix multiple SKUs across categories — there is no requirement to commit to one product line per shipment. Within a series, you can combine multi-colour and multi-pack versions so a shelf or container carries a fuller range without adding suppliers.

For seasonal programmes we suggest bundle structures rather than single items: festival mixed sets that group small gifts and household pieces, and back-to-school packs that combine stationery with bags and accessories. Bundles are proposed at planning stage and confirmed against your quantity plan.

Accessories and consumable items carry lower MOQs of 50–200 pcs, with 7–20 days lead time. These smaller runs suit buyers testing a category or topping up a mixed order before the main seasonal volume is confirmed.

Agricultural and outdoor small parts

Alongside consumer goods, we also supply agricultural and outdoor small parts: tractor filter elements, farm tool parts and outdoor tool accessories. One sample specification from this range is an air filter element with a 178 mm outer diameter. MOQ for these parts is 300–800 pcs. Stock items ship in 15–25 days; custom requirements take 25–40 days. Model engraving and OEM branding are possible on this range. Buyers with a specific dimension or fitment requirement should confirm it against the specification table before ordering.

Ordering terms in brief

Pricing is tiered by quantity across the catalogue; the unit price steps down as order volume rises within an item. Payment terms are T/T 30% deposit with 70% balance. The standard order cycle is 30–90 days depending on category, stock position and whether items are stock or custom. The claims window is 30–60 days after arrival, per contract.

Test reports and certificates can be arranged with third-party laboratories per product and destination market; certificates are available upon request. Buyers should state the destination market at enquiry stage so the correct documents are arranged with the order.

To plan a mixed order, send your category list, target quantities and destination market. We will confirm the assortment structure, lead times and tiered pricing against the items selected.

Split Sections of the Catalogue

Ten lines inside the main sections carry enough of their own ordering detail — their own MOQs, packing notes and buyer questions — to be documented as split sections. Each split section follows the programme data of its parent section.