For a distributor building a dog treat range, a granule format offers a different presentation from long strips or large chunks. Xinji Pet Food's Beef Granules for Dogs, item 20010279, are listed in a 10kg format for factory wholesale, OEM/ODM supply, and private label packaging. The product photograph shows short, brown cylindrical pieces with a textured surface. That physical format, together with the ingredient declaration and packaging route, gives buyers a concrete starting point for a sample discussion.
This guide focuses on what to check when sourcing this particular snack: its chicken-and-beef recipe reference, the published analysis, granule consistency, and the move from a bulk supply format to a customer-facing pack. It is intended for importers, distributors, pet shops, and brands comparing practical additions to their dog snack assortment.
What is in this beef granule snack?
The current ingredient list is frozen chicken, chicken meal, frozen beef, corn starch, sodium chloride, and TBHQ. Although the product name highlights beef, the reference recipe also contains chicken. It should therefore be described as a snack containing chicken and beef. The available information does not establish a beef percentage, a single-protein formulation, or a grain-free claim. Buyers should retain that distinction when preparing artwork or a marketplace listing.
The catalog publishes the following reference values. They help a purchasing team compare supplier information, but do not provide calories per piece, a complete nutritional profile, or a feeding portion. Request the final specification for the formula being ordered before preparing the finished label.
| Product reference | Published information |
|---|---|
| Item number | 20010279 |
| Intended species | Dogs |
| Catalog net weight | 10kg |
| Crude protein | At least 18% |
| Crude fat | At least 5% |
| Crude ash | No more than 10% |
| Moisture | No more than 15% |
These values do not establish that the snack replaces a complete dog food. Likewise, a minimum fat figure should not be turned into a low-fat claim. Keep the final product description tied to the approved formulation, intended use, and supporting specification.
Where the granule format can fit in a dog treat range
A buyer may consider this product for an everyday reward assortment or a dog-focused retail snack line. Before positioning it as a training reward, check the actual piece dimensions, texture, and suitability for the intended dogs. The photograph alone cannot confirm softness, breakability, or a safe portion size. Those are sample and specification questions, rather than benefits that can be inferred from the shape.
A narrow assortment can be easier to launch when every product has a clear role. For example, a buyer can compare this dog-only beef granule reference with the salmon granule product discussed in our seafood snack guide. The point is to compare species positioning, ingredients, format, and packaging needs; the two products should not share an identical ingredient or feeding description simply because both are granules.
What to inspect in the physical sample
Ask for a representative sample and record its reference number before reviewing it. Measure several pieces rather than relying on the largest or smallest one. Note the range of lengths and diameters, surface texture, visible color variation, odor, and the amount of loose material at the bottom of the sample pack. Agree with the factory which observations become acceptance criteria for an order.
For a retail project, the way granules travel matters as much as the way they look in a bowl. Review a packed sample after handling: check for crushed pieces, dust around the seal, and damage to the pouch. A distributor receiving bulk packs should also review the condition of the inner pack and outer carton. None of these checks requires an invented universal tolerance; the important step is to record the agreed specification so that the purchasing team and factory evaluate the same thing.
From a 10kg catalog format to a retail pack
The listed 10kg weight is the starting supply reference. It does not mean that every retail bag size is already available, nor that the minimum order is one 10kg pack. Retail pack weights, material, closure, printing, carton quantity, and minimum order must be confirmed for the project. If a resealable pouch is being considered, request a sample and check its closure and protection under the intended handling conditions.
Clarify who will fill and label the finished packs. Factory-packed private label goods and a buyer's own local repacking operation require different order briefs. Any repacking plan needs appropriate handling, traceability, and locally applicable labeling arrangements. Our OEM/ODM service workflow provides the next step for discussing formulation, packaging, samples, and export coordination with the factory.
Keep the purchase specification and label connected
Before approving artwork, settle the final ingredient list, analysis, net weight, intended species, feeding instructions, storage guidance, lot identification, and shelf-life statement. The public product reference does not specify an exact shelf life, calories, piece size, or daily allowance, so these should be requested rather than filled in from a different snack. The reference includes TBHQ; additive wording and suitability for the destination market should be checked for the actual order.
Request the documents needed by the importer and agree on the batch checks to be supplied. The quality and documentation information on our site helps frame that discussion. It should lead to product-specific answers about the proposed order, including the final specification and supporting records.
Send a brief that allows a useful quotation
Start with item 20010279, the destination country, sales channel, expected quantity, preferred pack weight, and whether you need bulk supply or factory-packed private label goods. Add any required label languages, sample quantities, and documentation needs. Xinji Pet Food can then review the formula and packaging request and confirm the applicable MOQ, sample arrangements, price, and production timing.
To explore this granule snack for your range, send our team your product and packaging brief. A quotation tied to those details is more useful than a price per kilogram without an agreed pack, specification, or order volume.
