Grocery truckloads for buyers in our Southeast delivery region, sold whole to resellers. We are the wholesaler. We buy every load we sell. We quote your freight upfront and charge it on top of the load price, with no hidden fees and no surprises at delivery.
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OTHERAMZ grocery load, can be any food, grocery type items sold on AMZ, raw, can have in date, close to and out of date items, unprocessed, all brands included, including detergents 36 pallets
SoutheastOTHERBrandnew mostly in date products hersheys, reeses, kit kat, russell stovers, candy canes, whitmans, jolly ranchers, almond joy, ghirardelli, brachs, jelly belly, kisses, peanuts, mixed nut gift sets, skittles, haribo gummies and much more over $100,000 value 1000s of items packs
Southeast100 Percent organic coconut 3,264 cans 12 per case $8 per case 16 pallets
SoutheastThis load has sold. Call 214-256-1854 for assistance.
AMZAMZ drinks truckload, can be any drinks sold on AMZ, soda, protein, juices, etc,. can have in date, close to and out of date items, can have some that are individual cans 9o percent average in date and some other packaged cans, drinks etc. 24 pallets
SoutheastAMZAMZ grocery load, can be any food type items sold on AMZ, excellent feedback, very clean , very diverse, can have in date, close to and out of date items, loved and consistently reordered, 24 pallets
SoutheastAMZAMZ grocery load, can be any food type items sold on AMZ, excellent feedback, can have in date, close to and out of date items 36 pallets
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Every load lists its condition. Returns loads have the widest spread, and new or shelf pull loads are more predictable.
The loads shown include overstock and returns as described on each load. Contents and condition are exactly as recorded. Actual contents can vary.
Grocery Southeast truckloads contain a mix of customer returns, overstock, and shelf pulls. What is listed is what we know at the time. Freight is quoted separately for your location and charged on top.
Buyers searching liquidation inventory can see the category, condition, delivery region and description of each load, exactly as provided.
Start with the category and condition on each load, read the description as listed, and factor freight into total cost.
Pulled straight from the live loads in this selection. It updates as new loads arrive and others sell.
We name the date band on every grocery load before you buy, never at the dock.
Grocery runs on a calendar. Shelf-stable grocery truckloads can carry in-date, close-dated, and expired product in the same load, and that split drives the buy. So we name it per load, straight from the record. Most of these loads run a strong majority in date, but the exact band lives on the tile, not in a slogan, because it shifts load to load. A buyer who knows the band before quoting can plan a floor around it; finding it out at delivery is how deals go wrong.
The product itself is straightforward. Discount grocery truckloads are shelf-stable major-brand food and drink straight from a major grocery chain, built around the pantry staples stores actually move rather than a candy-and-chips skew. That makes it a clean fit for a floor that turns everyday food. Counts run by the box and the pallet, and those numbers belong on the tile where they stay current, never frozen into copy that goes stale the day after a load sells. We name what is in the load and we name how it is counted, in the same place, every time.
A grocery load turns on two things. First, the date discipline. The winning workflow is the one the drugstore class taught us: sort by date on arrival, price each band to its window, and move the close-dated product first at the sharpest number while the in-date stock earns full ask behind it. Second, condition is retailer-sourced and it varies, so we pass along grades and photos as we get them and describe the condition the way the load record shows it, which in this class means naming close-dated and expired product wherever it belongs rather than rounding up.
Grocery is a turn business, and the floors built for it do best: discount grocery stores, discount and bargain stores, and grocery resellers who price a band and clear it. Resale rules for food vary by state, and your assigned rep points you to what your state requires before money moves. That is the deal across the board: the date band stated, the count on the tile, the freight quoted on top. Set a grocery alert and the next matching truckload reaches you the moment it goes live, date band named, manifest linked where one exists.
Your payment is held and protected until your load is confirmed and on its way to you. If we cannot deliver what we committed to, you are not out the money. No wiring money into the dark and hoping a load shows up. That protection is the foundation of how we earn repeat buyers.
They were honest about what was on the load and what they could not guarantee. The price held from quote to delivery. That alone makes them different from everyone else I have bought from.
They answered the phone and walked me through condition before I paid. My funds stayed protected until it shipped. That is rare in this space.
Real inventory. Condition straight from the record. Freight quoted upfront, charged on top.
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