Become a wholesale buyer with Fair Trading International by telling us what you need — category, grade, and volume — and we'll respond with a real quote, not a generic price list. This page is for buyers ready to place an order, not just researching the market; if you already know roughly what you're looking for, this is the fastest way in.
Every buyer works from the same standard, regardless of order size:
For the fuller walkthrough of what to expect, see placing a bulk stocklot order or the first-time buyer's guide if this is your first purchase.
Operating from Jebel Ali Freezone, Dubai since 2022, Fair Trading International has traded over 16 million items across 150+ partners in 9+ countries — with every lot disclosed by grade and by source rather than sold as undifferentiated "surplus." See how the sourcing and grading system works if you want the detail before reaching out.
Tell us your category, grade preference and approximate volume, and we'll respond with real availability rather than a generic price list. Get in touch to start the conversation.
What's the minimum order to get started?
MOQs scale with lot size and category rather than one fixed number applied across the board — mixed and bulk lots typically carry the lowest per-unit MOQs, while single-brand or designer lots run higher. Tell us your target category and approximate volume and we'll confirm exactly what applies before you commit to anything.
How quickly can I get a response?
Response time depends on the specificity of the inquiry — a request with category, grade and volume already specified gets a faster, more useful answer than a general pricing question, since stocklot pricing isn't fixed the way standard wholesale pricing is.
What documentation will I receive?
Invoices, certificates of origin, and sourcing documentation accompany every order, covering what the lot is, where it came from, and how it was graded before it shipped. That paperwork is also what your own customs process will typically require on import, so it's worth confirming your local requirements with a customs broker in advance.