New Products Available

[Paul@HurleysFoods]

Hi there. We at Hurleys now have Dry Roasted Peanuts (£34) and Spiced Honey Nuts (£36) available in clear containers. Both are high quality, very fresh products. These now take our Savoury range to 6. The others are Cashews (£42), Pistachios (£42), Chilli Rice Crackers (£26) ans Salted Nuts (£32).

Best regards, Paul.

[kris@tubzbrandsltd]

Good Afternoon,

Just so all you chaps can see what our prices of our nut ranges are in our tubz vending clear containers are as follows.

Cashews £41.00
Pistachios £41.00 (vat exempt)
Salted Peanuts £29.00
Dry Roasted £29.00
Chilli Peanuts £29.00
Crunchy Coated Spicy Peanuts (Like salysol Al Horno) £29.00

Please contact your customer manager for details.

[Paul@HurleysFoods]

Hi there. We have 3 new products we would like to see if there is sufficient interest in to produce. We have the confectionery here as we use it in our NSPCC Franchise Bags. The three products are Fruit Pastilles - non branded, more traditional fruit shapes. 63g, £10 cheaper than Rowntrees branded ones.Selling price £23 per 96
Liquorice Torpedoes - Crunchy and shiny multi coloured shells with liquorice centre. 65g, £23.50 per 96.
Also Liqorice Cream Rock. Black on the outside, different coloured fondant in the centre. 65g, £22.50 per 96.
All three represent value for money and increased margins.

Hope you can take the time to read this over and give me some feedback.

Best regards, Paul.

[Snackmore]

I shall certainly be ordering fruit pastels from you, how come the prices are so much cheaper but your other products are not? As in jellys, pencils etc etc

[Paul@HurleysFoods]

HI there. Its because we are buying so much of these products as we are using them in our NSPCC bags and they are going so well. Thus, were getting better prices as we can buy direct from manufacturer. We are confident that the benefits of the NSPCC bulk purchasing will lead to the prices of the other products we use in the pots coming down in price.

[PGBrew]

Hi Paul,

Chilli peanuts, sweetcorn & olives also sell well for me. Any plans to add these to your range?

Pete

[Paul@HurleysFoods]

Hi Pete. The only way to do olives is in sealed units with metal lids as Salysol do (I do have some olives in stock at the moment). I havent found a decent chilli peanut over here, but the chilli honey nut is a very good line.
If you want to pm me with what Salysol you want, I am placing an order later this week and can add it to my order.

[Vendingwarehouse]

Does that mean Paul that your NSPCC sales outstrip your sweets in pots sales, ie. that the honesty boxes ( I presume thats how you sell the NSPCC sweets ) outsell the Tower sales pro rata.

[Paul@HurleysFoods]

No, its just that added together we get to the next bracket of discounts and the bags use 100g plus whereas the pots use an average of 65g.

[Vendingwarehouse]

Great, thanks for that Paul.