Private label chocolate and confectionery from Türkiye, for Mongolian brands
Tablets and bars, chocolate dragées, lokum and gelled sweets made in Gaziantep under your own name — with the label content prepared from the producer's technical data sheet, and the overland route and season agreed before the run is booked.
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Made in Gaziantep, sold under your brand.
Turkish confectionery is already the second largest source of sugar confectionery in Mongolia, so an own-label programme here is not opening a category — it is putting your name on one that is already moving.
Our weight is the pistachio end: whole-pistachio lokum, dragées and sugared almonds by colour and calibre, Dubai-style bars with kadayıf, and pistachio spread. Alongside that, the bulk lines — gelled sweets and coated items in cartons — are what a wholesale range is usually built on.
The part to settle first is not the artwork, it is the route. Mongolia is landlocked, the goods arrive overland, and the corridor and the season decide which lines should be in the load. We agree that before a run is booked rather than after.
Your label goes on lines produced by the manufacturers in Gaziantep we work with.
Five formats, one container.
Nothing printed before you approve.
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Lines and formats
You name the lines from the product pages and the pack format. We confirm with the producer what is actually runnable, and what the minimum is per line.
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Label content
We prepare the content in your market's language from the producer's technical data sheet — food name, ingredients with allergens emphasised, net weight, storage and the producer's details. Your team signs it off before print.
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Approval in writing
Nothing goes to print until you approve the artwork in writing. The lead time is counted from the deposit and from that approval, and it is stated in the offer.
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Production and shipment
The run is made at the producer in Gaziantep to the approved specification. Case counts, pallet configuration and the shipping documents are confirmed before loading.
What to know before the first list.
- Route before artwork
- Mongolia is landlocked and the goods arrive overland through a neighbour. The corridor, the border crossing and the season affect the timetable more than the sea leg does, and they also affect which lines should travel. We settle that with you before the run is booked.
- Season decides the mix
- An overland crossing exposes a load to summer heat and to deep winter cold. Sugar-confectionery lines are less heat-sensitive than filled chocolate, so in some windows they are the sounder part of the load. The mix is decided per shipment rather than fixed once.
- The label is yours, the data is ours
- We supply the producer's technical data sheet per line — ingredients, allergens, nutrition figures, net weight, storage, shelf life and origin. The artwork is prepared from that and signed off on your side before print.
- Minimums are per line
- The minimum is counted per line and per pack format, not per container. A mixed container lets several lines run together, which is the usual shape of a first own-label order.
- Trade ground
- Türkiye and Mongolia do not have a free trade agreement in force for this category, so goods enter on Mongolia's ordinary applied rates, confirmed line by line with your customs broker before the offer is firmed.
Asked by brands first.
What is the minimum?
Minimums are stated per line and per pack format once the lines are named, because they depend on the recipe, the wrapper and the run.
Which lines should be in a first load?
It depends on the corridor and the season. We would rather discuss the route with you and build the mix around it than send a standard assortment.
Can we put our own brand on lokum?
Yes — pistachio lokum and assorted lokum in boxes and bulk cartons under your artwork, with the label content prepared from the producer's technical data sheet.
How long does a first run take?
The lead time is counted from the deposit and from written artwork approval, and the overland transit is added on top. It is stated in the offer for the specific lines rather than as a general figure.
Do you already supply this market?
Turkish sugar confectionery as a whole is the second largest source in Mongolia; we are offering a pistachio-led range into a category that is already established there. We do not claim customers we do not have.
Are you a private label chocolate manufacturer?
We are not the factory. Your label is printed at Gaziantep producers after you approve the artwork; the producer is named in the offer together with the minimum per line. Prices are not published; they come in the written offer.
Importing into Mongolia: what stays the same on every offer →
Send the list. We do the rest.
Send your product list with approximate quantities and the destination port. You get one offer covering every line, then one container, loaded and photographed before the doors close.
Mixed containerHow a list becomes a container →