Hi Mike,
Happy New Year.
Worth considering, but do you think customers will pay £1 for 42 g, when they have been getting 60g. They will stay fresher though, if sealed in a bag and you could arrange for the pots to be returned for a small incentive, making your next batch good value.
Cheers,
Paul
Minstrel self packing
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Guest
Re: Minstrel self packing
Hi Paul
You might be right.I bought a pack and tipped in a pot and it looked really bad,only half full.
I would buy a few boxes first to see if they sold.
I sell Cadburys Tasters which come in similar size bags(only 15/16 small choc balls in each pack)and they sell better than minstrels.
My only problem with tasters is getting hold of big enough quantities to put them in all my machines.
I currently put in about 50 machines.2 sites have got 3 lanes.
A minstrels bag does make a pot look full until you open bag.
There are always offers on for grab bags but that would be too much hassle I think.
Mike Holness
Topvendy
quote="Guest"]Hi Mike,
Happy New Year.
Worth considering, but do you think customers will pay £1 for 42 g, when they have been getting 60g. They will stay fresher though, if sealed in a bag and you could arrange for the pots to be returned for a small incentive, making your next batch good value.
Cheers,
Paul[/quote]
You might be right.I bought a pack and tipped in a pot and it looked really bad,only half full.
I would buy a few boxes first to see if they sold.
I sell Cadburys Tasters which come in similar size bags(only 15/16 small choc balls in each pack)and they sell better than minstrels.
My only problem with tasters is getting hold of big enough quantities to put them in all my machines.
I currently put in about 50 machines.2 sites have got 3 lanes.
A minstrels bag does make a pot look full until you open bag.
There are always offers on for grab bags but that would be too much hassle I think.
Mike Holness
Topvendy
quote="Guest"]Hi Mike,
Happy New Year.
Worth considering, but do you think customers will pay £1 for 42 g, when they have been getting 60g. They will stay fresher though, if sealed in a bag and you could arrange for the pots to be returned for a small incentive, making your next batch good value.
Cheers,
Paul[/quote]