Snickers for export from Dubai

4 Snickers lines held or sourced by Nahla Abdulla, shipped in full-container loads to GCC, Middle East, Asia, West Africa, East Africa. HS code and pack configuration are published on every one.

What we hold under Snickers
Published lines4
CategoriesChocolates, Coffee
HS headings1806.31
Pack formats held4 distinct retail packs
Photographed4 of 4
AvailabilityTo order against a confirmed proforma
Minimum orderOne full container per order, mixed across products
Ports of loadingJebel Ali (AEJEA), Khor Fakkan (AEKHL), Fujairah (AEFJR), Sharjah (AESHJ)

Lines we publish under Snickers

Customs headings these lines clear under

The heading, not the brand, decides the duty you pay at destination. Everything we carry under each one is on its page.

Categories Snickers sits in

Common questions

How many Snickers lines do you carry?

4 Snickers lines are published in the catalogue, across 2 categories: Chocolates, Coffee. We source more widely than what is published, so tell us the line you need and we quote it.

What HS code does Snickers fall under?

Everything we publish under Snickers classifies to HS 1806.31: chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa, in blocks, slabs or bars, filled. The heading decides the duty treatment at destination, so it is on every product page before you ask.

What is the minimum order for Snickers?

One full container per order. A single product need not fill it. Where it will not, we consolidate compatible products to make up the volume.

Can Snickers be consolidated with other products in one container?

Yes. A single line does not have to fill a container. We add other compatible products until the volume is made up, and confirm the fill before quoting. Send the lines and quantities you want.

Quote Snickers

Tell us the lines, the quantities and the destination port. We confirm the container fill and the shelf life at arrival before quoting.

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