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Каталка-автомобиль "SuperCar" №6 со звуковым сигналом (красная), артикул 84590
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Каталка-автомобиль "SuperCar" №6 со звуковым сигналом (чёрная), артикул 84613
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Каталка-автомобиль "Буран" №2 (красно-голубая), Артикул 43801.
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Каталка-автомобиль "SuperCar" №2 со звуковым сигналом (белая), артикул 84552
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Каталка-автомобиль "SuperCar" №2 со звуковым сигналом (оранжевая), артикул 84569
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Часто задаваемые вопросы
•How many large toy trucks fit into a container?
It varies widely with model size and nesting. As a rough guide, mid-size dumpers around 40 cm pack 4 to 8 per carton, giving several thousand pieces in a 40-foot high-cube container. Suppliers state carton dimensions in offers, so you can model loading precisely before committing.
•Does packaging type really change the price much?
Yes. A net bag with a hang tag is the cheapest option and suits open-market retail. A printed color box can add a noticeable share to the unit cost on inexpensive items but is usually required by supermarket chains. Many importers split one order across both formats for different channels.
•Can we test durability before ordering a container?
Sample orders are standard practice. Factories ship single cartons by courier or air cargo so you can run your own drop and load checks. Production toys are tested under the EAEU toy safety regulation for mechanical strength, sharp edges and chemical migration, and those protocols are provided with the certificate.
•Are ride-on toys subject to different certification than small cars?
They fall under the same toy safety framework but with additional mechanical requirements for stability and load. Manufacturers state the maximum child weight, typically 25 to 30 kg, in the technical passport. Ask the supplier for the specific certificate annex covering ride-ons if your customs authority requests it.
•What payment terms do toy factories usually accept?
A common arrangement is an advance of 30 to 50 percent on order confirmation with the balance before shipment or against shipping documents. Established repeat buyers often negotiate softer terms. Letters of credit are workable for larger contracts, though smaller factories prefer simple bank transfer.