Logistics & Deliveries › Procurement Models · 3 min read
Bulk and pallet orders allow TEIKEI products to be procured in larger, organized quantities.
This model is primarily aimed at professional structures that regularly or collectively require larger quantities and independently process, distribute, or integrate them into regional supply chains.
Typical scenarios include:
This model is particularly suitable for planned actions, such as one or two pallet deliveries per year.
Demand is consolidated in advance and organized as a joint order.
This means:
A typical unit is a pallet, for example, olive oil with approximately 720 liters.
Delivery is made directly from the farm and is planned in advance.
The following applies:
This ensures high predictability for all parties involved.
Bundling creates more efficient transport structures:
Delivery is usually made to a central point, from which further distribution or processing is organized.
This model is generally aimed at professional structures with their own demand or in-house processing.
These include, for example:
A prerequisite is that the receiving structure can independently take over, store, process, or redistribute the quantities on-site.
For cost reasons, TEIKEI is no longer organically certified itself but makes the organic certificates of the farms available (more on this under Organic Certification in the TEIKEI Network). For pallet orders, TEIKEI provides the organic certificates of the farms and proof of origin for each delivery. An organic invoice via TEIKEI is no longer possible because TEIKEI itself is no longer certified. This applies to all procurement channels in the TEIKEI network.
Bulk and pallet orders are a procurement model for professional quantities and consolidated structures.
They are particularly useful where products are not distributed individually but are collectively received, processed, or integrated into larger regional supply chains.
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By Felix Schröder, with support from AI (ChatGPT)
Created on April 9, 2026 · Last updated on April 9, 2026
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