Packing confectionery for grocery stores and malls
We re-pack “Jelly Bon” (strawberry jelly and pineapple jelly) and mix candy for grocery stores and malls in Homs. The current mix bag has a net weight of 50 grams.
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Articles on food packing: confectionery for retail, sugar and coffee sticks for hospitality, and the difference between the packer and the country of origin.
Sugar and coffee sticks for cafés and restaurants
In Homs, Tottibone re-packs plain white sugar sticks and instant coffee sticks for hospitality, in individual portions that help control serving.
Read the articleThe difference between the packer and the country of origin in re-packing
The packer is the party that placed the material in its final pack; the country of origin is where the material was made or produced, and it may differ from the place of re-packing in Homs.
Read the articleMeet the Tottibone brand in Homs
Tottibone is the brand of a food packing company in Homs. We re-pack ready products and do not manufacture jelly from raw materials.
Read the articleHow to Display Jelly Bon on a Grocery Shelf
Practical ideas for displaying Jelly Bon strawberry and pineapple bags in groceries and malls: placement, arrangement and stock rotation.
Read the articleStoring Packaged Confectionery in Your Shop
General practices for storing jelly and candy bags in groceries and small storerooms: heat, humidity, arrangement and reading storage instructions.
Read the articleThe Kids' Sweets Corner in a Grocery Store
Ideas for organizing the kids' sweets corner in a grocery: grouping products, readable labels for parents, and displaying Tottibone bags.
Read the articleSweets Bags for Occasions and Party Favors
Ideas for using Jelly Bon bags and the candy mix at birthdays, school events and family gatherings, plus tips for shops before the season.
Read the articleStrawberry + Pineapple Mix: A Two-Flavor Candy Bag from Tottibone
Meet Tottibone's Strawberry + Pineapple Mix: candy in strawberry and pineapple flavors in one bag, 50 g net, packed in Homs.
Read the articleJelly Bon or the Candy Mix? A Quick Guide for Retailers Before Ordering
A quick guide to the difference between the Jelly Bon line (strawberry and pineapple) and Tottibone's candy mix, so you order the right item.
Read the articleWhy Cafes Use Single-Serve Sugar Sticks: A Practical Guide
Single-serve sugar sticks in cafes: tidier tables, organized serving and easier stock counts. A practical guide from Tottibone in Homs.
Read the articleSugar Sticks in Restaurants and Event Halls: Hospitality for Large Numbers of Guests
How restaurants and wedding and event halls organize tea and coffee service with single sugar sticks, with tips on planning quantities and storage.
Read the articleHotel Hospitality: Organizing Sugar and Coffee in Rooms and Lobbies
How hotels organize the tea and coffee corner in rooms and lobbies with single sugar sticks and 3-in-1 coffee sticks, with stock tips.
Read the articleSetting Up an Office Hospitality Corner with Single-Serve Coffee and Sugar
Practical steps for an organized office hospitality corner with 3-in-1 coffee sticks and single sugar sticks, and how to estimate monthly quantity.
Read the article3-in-1 Coffee Sticks: A Ready Cup for Travel and Waiting Rooms
When are 3-in-1 coffee sticks a practical choice? Travel, trips, waiting rooms, clinics and exhibitions. Meet Tottibone 3-in-1 coffee sticks.
Read the articleOrganizing Cafe Hospitality Supplies: Stock and Monthly Orders Without Surprises
A practical way to manage cafe and restaurant hospitality supplies: sugar sticks, coffee sticks and cups, monthly ordering and stock rotation.
Read the articleWhat Is Food Re-packing? A Simple Explanation for Retailers and Consumers
A simple explanation of food re-packing: what it means when a company buys a finished product and re-packs it, and what the pack should show.
Read the articleAutomatic Packing of Confectionery and Sugar Sticks: What It Means for Retailers
What does packing on automatic machines mean for retailers? Uniform bags, consistent net weight and regular supply. A general explainer from Tottibone.
Read the articleThe QR Code on the Back of Tottibone Bags: What You Find When You Scan It
Tottibone sweets bags carry a QR code on the back that leads to the product page. Learn how to scan it and what you will find.
Read the articleHow to Read a Food Label in Syria
A simple guide to reading the food label on packaged food in Syria: product name, ingredients, net weight, dates, packer and country of origin.
Read the articleWhy We Don't Write “Made in Syria” on a Product Re-packed in Homs
Why Tottibone separates the country of origin from the place of packing, and why “Made in Syria” is not used on an imported product re-packed in Homs.
Read the articleRotating Stock by Expiry Date: A Simple Method for Groceries and Cafes
A simple way to rotate stock by expiry date in groceries and cafes: what expires first is sold first, with practical steps for shelf and storeroom.
Read the articleWholesale Jelly and Candy in Homs: A Grocery Owner's Guide Before the First Order
A practical guide for grocery and supermarket owners in Homs before ordering jelly and candy wholesale: what to ask, how much to order, how to get a quote.
Read the articleHow to Order Sugar and Coffee Sticks Wholesale for a Hospitality Venue
Steps to order sugar sticks and 3-in-1 coffee sticks wholesale for cafes, restaurants, hotels and offices: what to send, estimating quantity, receiving.
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