Packaging and product records
Include batch information, relevant date marks and whether seals are intact. Let us know if any items are testers, customer returns or opened products. Do not describe an item as new simply because the outer box is present.
Any purchase depends on the products and available records. Tell us about resale restrictions and any authenticity or safety concerns at the start.
What to include
- Brand and product names, quantities and pack sizes.
- Batch details and relevant dates.
- Whether seals are intact and whether any products have been opened.
- Photographs of the overall lot and the packaging.
- Known restrictions, recalls or limits on resale markets.
Protecting the route to market
If your main concern is where the remaining products are resold, tell us before an offer is agreed. We can discuss export options and the restrictions that need to be considered.
Opened goods and testers need to be identified separately. Their inclusion in an enquiry does not confirm that they can be purchased.
Useful questions
Can I offer a discontinued cosmetics range?
Yes. Include the remaining products, quantities, packaging condition and date or batch information for assessment.
Should testers and opened products be listed separately?
Yes. Make the condition clear and do not mix them into quantities described as new or sealed. They remain subject to suitability checks.
Can export options be discussed for branded products?
Yes. Tell us about the markets and channels that matter to your brand. Any accepted resale restrictions must be agreed before purchase.