Wholesale Ghee
Wholesale ghee, quoted directly
Pure butter ghee in the two sizes that cover both ends of the trade — 800 g for the shelf, 1.6 kg for the kitchen, and a wholesale case built from the larger unit. Name your size and volume; the quote comes back by email.
Ghee is one of the highest-turn lines in a Middle-Eastern grocery set and a working fat in foodservice kitchens at the same time, which is why the pack ladder is short and deliberate. The 800 g unit is the retail shelf size. The 1.6 kg unit serves delis, bakeries, and kitchens that go through it daily, and the case of 8 × 1.6 kg is how distributors and larger accounts take it. No other ghee packs are listed — if a size is not here, we will not pretend it is.
Ghee & kitchen fats
4 linesWho Buys It
One line, three kinds of buyer
Grocery retailers quote the 800 g unit as a set staple, usually alongside the cheese range, tahini, and fava beans — the basket a Middle-Eastern shopper expects to find in one trip. Foodservice buyers take the 1.6 kg for the line: rice dishes, pastries, and high-heat cooking where butter flavor has to survive the pan. Distributors take the case and break it down for both.
If ghee is one line in a longer list, send the whole list. The quote desk prices the catalog together, so a single request with your full grocery program gets a single, coherent reply — see how it works for the three steps.
Quote the ghee line
Size, estimated volume, and where it needs to go. That is enough for a person to review and answer — no account, no published price list.
Questions Buyers Ask
Before you request
What sizes does the ghee come in?
Two unit sizes — 800 g and 1.6 kg — and a wholesale case of 8 × 1.6 kg. Those are the only ghee packs in the catalog, and the quote is written against the size you name.
Is ghee the same as clarified butter?
Ghee is clarified butter carried a step further: the butter is simmered until the milk solids separate and are strained off, which leaves a shelf-stable cooking fat with a high smoke point and a nutty flavor. It is a staple fat for Middle-Eastern, South Asian, and bakery kitchens.
Can ghee go on the same request as my other grocery lines?
Yes. Ghee is part of the grocery range, so one request can price it alongside cheese, tahini, olives, frozen lines — anything in the catalog. One form, one reply.