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Wholesale terms and conventions

Definitions used across the catalogue: MOQ, case pack, inner pack and ordering terms, each written as one standalone sentence.

Applications engineeringLast updated 2026-09-15

MOQ

MOQ — Minimum order quantity: the smallest number of units a line can be bought in, bounded by the case or pack so the reseller is not left splitting a box to make a sale.

Case pack

Case pack — The number of sellable units in the shipping case, printed on the line so the reorder unit is explicit and counting stays to one figure.

Inner pack

Inner pack — A smaller sellable grouping inside the case, such as a five-pack or a six-pack, that the case holds as an integer count of identical packs.

Stock in Mexico

Stock in Mexico — Inventory physically held in Mexico at the time of inquiry, which is what lets a reorder ship without an overseas lead time eating the shelf turn.

Inquiry-to-order

Inquiry-to-order — Ordering without a live checkout: the buyer sends an inquiry, receives the confirmed price and delivery, and the order is placed on that confirmation rather than through an online cart.

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Product figures quoted on other pages are illustrative sample values; the definitions here describe ordering conventions, not measured performance.