Some retailers have difficulty packing seed from bulk before the selling season, and especially while customers wait in spring when it is busy. If this sounds familiar, then take a close look at Olds Bulk pre-pack seed program. It is a very profitable solution and your customers will love it.
Olds Bulk pre-pack program comprises top selling bulk garden seed varieties packaged in poly bags with heavier fill weights than packet seed. All items are UPC by variety. Emphasis is on beans, peas and sweet corn in 4-ounce packages and our new, large 8-ounce and 1-pound packages. Small seeded items are packaged in ½-ounce, 1-ounce and 4-ounce packages. Sweet corn has a seed treatment to protect the seed in case the weather turns cold and wet after planting. All other seeds are untreated.
4 ounce packages of beans, peas and sweet corn are packed 20 packages per bin, while small seeds are packed 30 per bin. A floor display unit is available free of charge for orders of 16 bins.
There is no set case/bin pack on the new, larger 8-ounce and 1-pound package sizes of beans, peas and sweet corn. You can order exactly what you need. Old’s new 8 ounce and 1 pound packages have bright colors that pop on the shelf. The seed is clearly visible for your customer to see. The package can be pegged or displayed on a shelf. Beans, peas and sweet corn are available in this attractive package.
For more information, visit www.seedway.com
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