Sep 2, 2026
Chinese Dried Noodles Wholesale: A Buyer Specification Guide
Compare Chinese dried noodle weights, carton sizes, shelf life and loading references before requesting a wholesale quotation.
Wholesale noodle buying becomes easier when every quotation uses the same specification. Product name alone is not enough: buyers should compare retail weight, units per carton, carton volume, gross weight and shelf life.
Egg Noodle and Dried Noodles
The current catalog lists both Egg Noodle and Dried Noodles in 454 g (1 lb) bags, with 30 bags per carton. The reference carton is 48.3 × 31.1 × 27.9 cm, approximately 0.042 CBM and about 14.5 kg gross weight. Shelf life is listed as 24 months.
The catalog ingredients differ. Egg Noodle includes wheat flour, water, egg and salt. Dried Noodles lists wheat flour, water and salt. Buyers should use the final SKU specification for allergen and label review.
Compare formats across the range
Fried Noodle is listed in 200 g bags with 40 bags per carton and about 0.033 CBM. Fine and White Plain Noodle is listed in 284 g bags with 40 bags per carton and about 0.038 CBM. Shanghai Noodle is available in two catalog formats: 340 g and 227 g.
The best format depends on shelf price, household size, foodservice application and distributor margin—not simply the lowest carton price.
Use loading figures as planning references
For the 454 g Egg Noodle and Dried Noodles carton, the catalog estimates approximately 650 cartons in a 20-foot container and 1,550 cartons in a 40-foot high-cube container. Final loading must be recalculated after carton, pallet and order mix are confirmed.
Build a comparable request for quotation
State the product, unit weight, cartons per SKU, destination country, trade term, standard or private label packaging and required documents. Ask suppliers to quote the same basis.
What is the standard MOQ reference?
The catalog reference is typically 100 cartons for standard products. Confirm whether the minimum is per SKU and whether custom packaging changes it.
Are these rice noodles?
No. This range is wheat-based Chinese dried noodles. The company does not currently list rice noodles or rice vermicelli.
