The starting point
Specify a bulk dog waste bag order at three levels: the individual bag, the roll or box, and the shipping carton. A 120-bag label does not identify the retail format, carton count or dispenser fit. Use the SKU and a confirmed packing specification together.
Start with how the bags will be sold and dispensed.
A pet shop refill box, a dispenser bundle and a public dog-waste station are different purchasing briefs. Name the intended channel and show the dispenser, if there is one. This narrows the sample request before colour, print or unit price becomes the main discussion.
The four 4Season references below are PE bags listed at 20 × 30 cm. Their box and carton quantities are recorded in the supplier catalogue. Roll core dimensions, finished roll diameter and dispenser compatibility are not established by those fields. Request these separately rather than treating a familiar-looking pack as a universal refill.
Compare box counts and shipping quantities.
| SKU | Bags / box | Boxes / carton | Calculated bags / carton |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0576yw | 120 | 100 | 12,000 |
| 0655yw | 135 | 50 | 6,750 |
| 0656yw | 45 | 100 | 4,500 |
| 0657yw | 120 | 50 | 6,000 |
Calculated totals are bags per box multiplied by boxes per carton; they are not a stock statement. The two 120-bag products have different carton quantities. Select the intended presentation by product code and packaging reference, then obtain the current packing list.
Do not divide a box count by an assumed “standard” roll count. Ask the supplier to confirm bags per roll, rolls per box and any included accessories in writing. This also avoids describing an accessory as an extra roll.
Make dispenser compatibility a sample check.
Send the dispenser model or a dimensioned drawing. Ask for roll width, maximum outer diameter and core details, then check a sample through the intended dispenser. Bag dimensions alone cannot confirm whether the lid closes or the next bag feeds correctly.
- Record whether the refill uses a core, a coreless roll or another construction.
- Check that a bag separates at the perforation without damaging the next bag.
- Agree what opening, tying and carrying checks the sample should pass.
- Keep the sample identifier with the dispenser and packing specification.
These are proposed acceptance checks, not a report of tests already performed by 4Season.
Keep the material claim and private-label artwork aligned.
The listed material is PE. No compostability certification is assigned to these four products. A request for compostable dog poop bags is a different specification and requires product-specific evidence; a green pack or environmental phrase does not change the catalogue material.
For a private-label box, identify the bag count, roll arrangement, language and barcode. Specify bag-body printing separately from box printing. If you want a different colour or construction, ask for feasibility and a sample rather than assuming it is included in the existing SKU.
Send a brief that produces a comparable quotation.
Include the reference SKU, bag dimensions, requested material, dispenser details, bags per roll, rolls per box, boxes per carton, total order quantity and destination. Mark any unknown field “supplier to confirm”. Ask for price per retail box and the equivalent price per 1,000 bags on the same commercial basis.
Use the quotation-unit guide to compare counts, then send your pet waste bag requirements. Sample availability, packing changes and order terms are confirmed with the quotation.
Relevant product ranges
Sources & scope
Method: AI-assisted drafting and organisation using the supplied catalogue and the sources listed here. Catalogue examples are supplier references; calculations are shown so buyers can reproduce them. No independent product testing was performed for this article.
This guide combines supplier catalogue facts with general procurement guidance. It does not report independent product testing or grant a product approval. Request a correction or supporting document.