Chocolates
70 chocolates lines published for export from Dubai in full-container loads, across 24 brands, under 3 HS headings 1806.31, 1806.32, 1806.90. Pack configuration and customs classification are on every product page.
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.
What this category covers
In customs terms this category resolves to 3 headings: 1806.31 — chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa, in blocks, slabs or bars, filled; 1806.32 — chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa, in blocks, slabs or bars, not filled; 1806.90 — other chocolate and food preparations containing cocoa. The heading, not the category name, decides the duty you pay at destination, so two lines sitting next to each other on this page can clear at different rates. Each heading has its own page with the classification reasoning on it.
How these goods ship
At an average of 6.08 kg to the carton these sit in the middle of the range: whether the container cubes out or weighs out depends on the carton dimensions of the specific lines you combine, which is exactly the case where mixing the load changes the answer. Carton net weights across the category run from 0.65 kg to 16 kg, so the answer shifts depending on which lines you combine.
These figures are the average of the 63 published primary packs in this category and are a guide to which limit binds, not a quotation. Carton dimensions and gross weight are confirmed per shipment, and the container fill calculator works the arithmetic for your own cartons.
Handling and storage
Storage and transport is 18-22 °C. Cocoa butter migrates above roughly 24 °C and blooms on the surface, which is cosmetic but is the first thing a receiving buyer photographs, so these load and route as temperature-sensitive cargo and are not stowed with anything that carries heat.
What we hold
Across these 70 lines: 54 distinct retail pack formats, label languages available in Arabic and English. Everything is quoted on one full container per order, mixed across products where a single line will not fill it.
