Description
MATTE-BLACK FOUR-PLACE PROGRAM
Black 48-Piece Wheat Straw Dinnerware Set
The black 48-piece wheat straw dinnerware set is presented from the buyer-supplied source imagery as a coordinated four-place program with dinner plates, smaller plates, ribbed bowls, cups, portable cutlery cases and small serving forks. The piece total depends on whether a chopstick pair and each case are counted as one item, so the final bill of materials must state the counting rule before quotation.
The supplied photographs identify the visual product family, but they do not verify the exact resin formulation, wheat-fiber percentage, food-contact evidence, impact performance or production availability. Treat the black color, vertical texture and round profiles as the design reference; all technical and commercial fields remain subject to a project-specific written confirmation.
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PRODUCT PARAMETER
| Product | Black 48-Piece Wheat Straw Dinnerware Set |
|---|---|
| Reference configuration | 48-piece source configuration; final controlled BOM To be confirmed for the project |
| Materials / formulation | Wheat-straw composite family identified by supplied source; exact polymer, fiber content, additives and finished food-contact evidence To be confirmed for the project |
| Colors | Round plates and ribbed vessels; approved master and acceptable variation To be confirmed for the project |
| Dimensions / capacity / weight | To be confirmed for the project from revision-linked drawings and samples |
| SKU | To be confirmed for the project |
| Logo / packaging | Artwork, decoration method, retail unit and carton configuration To be confirmed for the project |
| MOQ / price / lead time | To be confirmed for the project; no value is inferred from images |
REFERENCE CONFIGURATIONS
Four place-setting groups
Build one controlled row for each diner: large round plate, smaller round plate, ribbed bowl and ribbed cup. Confirm whether the apparent shallow extra pieces are plates, saucers or another item before approving the 48-piece statement.
Portable cutlery modules
The source set shows separate cases with knife, fork, spoon and chopstick components. Ask whether cases and chopstick pairs are counted as single units, and approve utensil geometry independently from the dinnerware.
Optional accessory count
Small colored picks or forks appear in the source assortment. Keep them optional until the buyer specifies function, age group, material, color and packaging, because the photograph alone does not establish their intended use.
Compatibility to be confirmed by project sample and drawing. For the black 48-piece program, source and caravan application images cannot verify pack-out testing, performance results or supply commitment.
Why the 48-piece count needs a controlled BOM
A high piece count can look commercially attractive while hiding incompatible counting methods. For this black program, ask the supplier to issue a line-by-line matrix with part name, quantity, revision and whether the cutlery case and chopstick pair are counted separately. The matrix should reconcile exactly to 48 before artwork states the total.
For comparison, review an existing published wheat-straw dinnerware program and the site's plates, bowls and cups set reference. The linked live sets are comparison references only; their dimensions, formulations and component interfaces cannot be carried into this black program without review.
Review the matte finish, rim profiles and utensil cases
Inspect the actual sample under diffuse light for color consistency, visible fiber distribution, rim flash, warpage and nested contact marks. Open and close every portable case, then check whether the utensils remain separated from food-contact surfaces during packing. Do not infer scratch resistance or stain resistance from the dark color.
Where portable utensils are relevant, compare the separate published travel cutlery set and define its role as an add-on rather than silently treating it as interchangeable.
A caravan campsite scene shows one possible outdoor presentation of the black set. It is an application illustration based on the supplied product reference, not evidence of drop performance, heat resistance, dishwasher suitability or direct-flame use.
B2B customization and assembly controls
Use the black 48-piece wheat straw dinnerware set as a development base for brand color, surface texture, logo placement, cutlery-case artwork and retail pack structure. Any change to part geometry, nesting clearance or mold texture needs a feasibility response tied to drawings and samples rather than a generic customization promise.
Freeze the component matrix
Identify every included part, quantity, color and revision before sample approval and quotation comparison for Black 48-Piece Wheat Straw Dinnerware Set.
Separate existing and new development
Ask which pieces are verified existing items, modified candidates or proposed new tooling; keep unresolved work visible.
Approve artwork against the real part
Place logos only after reviewing surface area, decoration method, color contrast, durability need and packaging copy.
Release the carton from one BOM
Match product images, included-parts statement, inner packaging and master carton to the same controlled configuration.
Material and compliance boundary
Request the finished food-contact formulation and intended-use conditions for every plate, bowl, cup and utensil. Review EU requirements through the European Commission food-contact legislation overview, scope US evidence using FDA food types and conditions of use, and check packaging controls against FSANZ guidance. These sources define buyer questions; they do not certify this black set.
Primary references: European Commission food-contact materials legislation, FDA food types and conditions of use, and FSANZ food-packaging guidance. No certificate or compliance result is claimed by linking to these authorities.
Applicable markets and buyer limits
Suitable review channels include camping assortments, family picnic programs, dormitory kits and coordinated gift sets where a uniform black color is appropriate. Confirm local labeling, age positioning and sharp-edge requirements before assigning the cutlery to a particular channel.
Images are product references or clearly identified application illustrations. Black-set visuals are neither factory nor laboratory records, certification evidence or customer-order photographs; they also make no cookware, flame, burner or oven claim.
Buyer release checklist
| Control | Question | Record needed |
|---|---|---|
| Component count | Does the line-by-line BOM reconcile to the advertised set count? | Revision-controlled BOM and sample count sheet |
| Material scope | Is each finished food-contact part tied to formulation and intended use? | Part-level material/evidence index |
| Color and finish | Do approved masters define the visual range? | Signed physical samples or controlled standards |
| Assembly and packing | Do the parts nest, separate and return without damage? | Pack-out instruction and inspected samples |
| Claims and artwork | Does every visible claim have project-specific support? | Released artwork and evidence owner |
| Commercial offer | Are MOQ, price and lead time quoted for the approved configuration? | Written dated quotation |
Procurement FAQ
Is the 48-piece count confirmed?
It is the count stated in the supplied source folder, but the quotation must include a controlled BOM explaining how cases, chopstick pairs and accessories are counted.
Is the black set proven unbreakable?
No. The page does not use that source-listing claim. Define the actual impact requirement and request a sample test method and result for the finished parts.
Can buyers remove accessory forks?
Yes as a requested configuration, subject to an updated piece count, packaging plan and written supply confirmation.
Are the cutlery cases included?
They appear in the source configuration. Their quantity, closure design and inclusion in the commercial set must be confirmed in the project BOM.
Can the surface carry a logo?
Submit artwork, target location and durability expectations for feasibility review; no decoration process is assumed from the image.
What should be sent for quotation?
Send the 48-piece counting matrix, target color, markets, intended food use, logo file, packaging concept and sample/evidence requirements.
Request a sample and specification review
Send the target configuration for the black 48-piece wheat straw dinnerware set, destination markets, intended food and cleaning conditions, color standards, logo artwork, packaging route and evidence checklist through the Naike Dinner inquiry page.
Request a written product review
Ask the reply to separate verified existing parts from development candidates and to identify every field that remains To be confirmed for the project.
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