Porcelain gives a finer, more refined finish; stoneware is heavier and more durable. Both are food-safe options for your utensil holder line.
Both materials work well for utensil holders, and the right choice depends on your brand positioning and price point. Porcelain has a finer, more refined finish and good chip resistance, which suits premium tabletop collections. Stoneware is heavier and more durable, making it a practical pick for everyday kitchen use.
We also work with bone china and dolomite, so you can match the material to your market. All options are food-safe, and FDA, LFGB and SGS food-contact testing can be arranged on request.
MOQ is just 1 piece, and you get one single USD unit price per SKU, which makes it easy to test a material before committing. OEM and private label are available, samples are made in about 7-10 days, and custom orders take 20-35 days after sample approval.
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