Wholesale price list, Ferndale Bakehouse

Wholesale price list

A bakehouse sells to cafes, so the price that matters is the pack price, not the unit price. This list shows both for seventeen products, then the four things that decide what a cafe actually pays: volume, zone, cut off and terms.

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Ferndale Bakehouse
Ferndale Bakehouse Pty Ltd · ABN 62 401 338 720 · 9 Tannery Lane, Preston VIC 3072 orders@ferndalebakehouse.example · 03 9000 4412
Ferndale Bakehouse
Ferndale Bakehouse
Ferndale Bakehouse
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Wholesale price list
1 Sep 2026
Effective
28 Feb 2027
Held until
$120
Minimum order
2pm daily
Order cut off

Prices are per unit and per pack, exclude GST, and apply to accounts trading on approved terms. Packs are sold whole. Everything on this list is baked to order the night before delivery, which is why the cut off matters more than the stock level.

Sourdough and tin loaves
Code
Product
Pack
Unit price
Pack price
SD-100
Sourdough batard, 750g
6
$5.40
$32.40
SD-140
Country loaf, 900g
6
$6.20
$37.20
SD-160
Rye and caraway, 800g
4
$6.80
$27.20
SW-610
Sliced sandwich white, 700g
8
$4.10
$32.80
SW-620
Sliced multigrain, 700g
8
$4.45
$35.60
BG-310
Baguette, 320g
10
$3.60
$36.00
Buns and rolls
Code
Product
Pack
Unit price
Pack price
BR-210
Brioche burger bun, 90g
24
$1.15
$27.60
BR-230
Milk bun, 70g
24
$0.95
$22.80
BR-250
Potato slider, 45g
36
$0.72
$25.92
Pastry, baked daily
Code
Product
Pack
Unit price
Pack price
CR-410
Butter croissant, 80g
12
$2.85
$34.20
CR-420
Almond croissant, 110g
12
$3.60
$43.20
CR-430
Pain au chocolat, 90g
12
$3.20
$38.40
PS-510
Beef sausage roll, 160g
12
$3.95
$47.40
PS-520
Spinach and feta roll, 150g
12
$3.75
$45.00
Frozen par baked, ordered weekly
Code
Product
Pack
Unit price
Pack price
FZ-710
Par baked baguette, 300g
20
$2.40
$48.00
FZ-720
Par baked butter croissant, 80g
48
$1.85
$88.80
FZ-730
Par baked pain au chocolat, 90g
48
$2.05
$98.40
Volume tiers
Tier
Weekly spend, excluding GST
Discount
Applied
List
Under $600
None
Prices as shown above
Tier 1
$600 to $1,199
3%
On the following week
Tier 2
$1,200 to $2,399
5%
On the following week
Tier 3
$2,400 and over
7.5%
On the following week
How the tier is worked out
The tier is set by the previous week of invoiced sales, Monday to Sunday, and applies to the whole of the next week. It is not applied retrospectively and it does not compound with a promotional price. A cafe spending $1,400 a week sits in tier 2, so a $37.20 pack of country loaf invoices at $35.34.
Delivery
Zone
Suburbs
Days
Freight
Inner
Within 12km of Preston
Daily, Tuesday to Sunday
Free over $250, otherwise $18
Outer
12km to 30km
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Free over $400, otherwise $28
Regional
Geelong and Ballarat corridors
Tuesday and Friday
$45 a run
Ordering and terms
1
Order by 2pm for next day delivery
Orders land by portal, email or text. Anything after 2pm is baked the following night instead. Frozen par baked lines close at 2pm Thursday for the whole of the next week.
2
No delivery on Mondays
The bakehouse does not fire on Sunday night. Cafes trading Mondays take a double order on Sunday, and the par baked range exists for exactly this reason.
3
Public holidays run on the Christmas schedule
A separate schedule is emailed six weeks out, with the order deadlines brought forward by two days. Orders placed on the standard cut off over those weeks are not guaranteed.
4
Credit is fourteen days from invoice
New accounts trade on prepayment for the first four weeks. After that, invoices issue weekly on Monday for the week before and fall due fourteen days later.
5
Short deliveries are credited, not redelivered
Report a short or damaged line by 11am on the day of delivery with a photo. Credit appears on the next invoice. There is no second run.
6
Prices are held to 28 February 2027
Outside a flour or butter movement of more than fifteen per cent, this list holds for six months. Any change is notified thirty days before it applies and never applies to an order already accepted.
7
Standing orders can be paused, not cancelled at the door
A repeating weekly order runs until it is changed in writing. Pause it for a holiday period with three days notice and it restarts on the date given, with no minimum order applied to the pause.
8
Pallets and crates come back
Bread crates and pastry trays stay the property of the bakehouse and are collected on the next run. A crate not returned within four weeks is invoiced at $22, and credited in full if it turns up later.
1
Order by 2pm for next day delivery
Orders land by portal, email or text. Anything after 2pm is baked the following night instead. Frozen par baked lines close at 2pm Thursday for the whole of the next week.
2
No delivery on Mondays
The bakehouse does not fire on Sunday night. Cafes trading Mondays take a double order on Sunday, and the par baked range exists for exactly this reason.
3
Public holidays run on the Christmas schedule
A separate schedule is emailed six weeks out, with the order deadlines brought forward by two days. Orders placed on the standard cut off over those weeks are not guaranteed.
4
Credit is fourteen days from invoice
New accounts trade on prepayment for the first four weeks. After that, invoices issue weekly on Monday for the week before and fall due fourteen days later.
5
Short deliveries are credited, not redelivered
Report a short or damaged line by 11am on the day of delivery with a photo. Credit appears on the next invoice. There is no second run.
6
Prices are held to 28 February 2027
Outside a flour or butter movement of more than fifteen per cent, this list holds for six months. Any change is notified thirty days before it applies and never applies to an order already accepted.
7
Standing orders can be paused, not cancelled at the door
A repeating weekly order runs until it is changed in writing. Pause it for a holiday period with three days notice and it restarts on the date given, with no minimum order applied to the pause.
8
Pallets and crates come back
Bread crates and pastry trays stay the property of the bakehouse and are collected on the next run. A crate not returned within four weeks is invoiced at $22, and credited in full if it turns up later.
1
Order by 2pm for next day delivery
Orders land by portal, email or text. Anything after 2pm is baked the following night instead. Frozen par baked lines close at 2pm Thursday for the whole of the next week.
2
No delivery on Mondays
The bakehouse does not fire on Sunday night. Cafes trading Mondays take a double order on Sunday, and the par baked range exists for exactly this reason.
3
Public holidays run on the Christmas schedule
A separate schedule is emailed six weeks out, with the order deadlines brought forward by two days. Orders placed on the standard cut off over those weeks are not guaranteed.
4
Credit is fourteen days from invoice
New accounts trade on prepayment for the first four weeks. After that, invoices issue weekly on Monday for the week before and fall due fourteen days later.
5
Short deliveries are credited, not redelivered
Report a short or damaged line by 11am on the day of delivery with a photo. Credit appears on the next invoice. There is no second run.
6
Prices are held to 28 February 2027
Outside a flour or butter movement of more than fifteen per cent, this list holds for six months. Any change is notified thirty days before it applies and never applies to an order already accepted.
7
Standing orders can be paused, not cancelled at the door
A repeating weekly order runs until it is changed in writing. Pause it for a holiday period with three days notice and it restarts on the date given, with no minimum order applied to the pause.
8
Pallets and crates come back
Bread crates and pastry trays stay the property of the bakehouse and are collected on the next run. A crate not returned within four weeks is invoiced at $22, and credited in full if it turns up later.
Allergens
Every product is made in a bakehouse that handles wheat, rye, milk, egg, soy, sesame and tree nuts. Lines are not segregated and no product is suitable for a person with a severe allergy to any of those. Written allergen statements per product are available on request and are updated whenever a supplier changes.
Who to contact
Orders
orders@ferndalebakehouse.example 03 9000 4412 Seven days, 6am to 2pm
Accounts
accounts@ferndalebakehouse.example Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm
New accounts
A credit application, two trade references and an ABN. Approval takes about five business days
GST
Every price on this list excludes GST. It is added on the invoice, which is the tax invoice for the supply

The quickest way to start is a standing order for four weeks, adjusted each Friday from what actually sold. Most cafes land on their real numbers by week three, and the bakehouse would rather bake to a short order twice than to a hopeful one once.

Section by section

What each section is for, so you can keep the ones you need and drop the rest.

Letterhead
Legal entity, ABN, address, orders inbox and phone, repeated on every page because a price list gets separated and pinned up.
Effective dates and thresholds
When the list starts, how long it holds, the minimum order and the daily cut off, in one row at the top.
Sourdough and tin loaves
Six bread lines with code, weight, pack size, unit price and pack price.
Buns and rolls
Three lines sold in larger packs, where the unit price is under a dollar and the pack price is what gets ordered.
Pastry, baked daily
Five lines that cannot be held over, which is why they sit apart from the frozen range.
Frozen par baked
Three lines ordered weekly rather than daily, the answer to Mondays and public holidays.
Volume tiers
Four bands by weekly spend, the discount each earns, and the week it applies to.
How the tier is worked out
A worked example on a real pack price, and the two things the discount does not do.
Delivery
Three zones with the suburbs, the days each is run and the freight charged, including the free threshold.
Ordering and terms
Eight numbered rules on cut offs, Mondays, holidays, credit, short deliveries, price holds, standing orders and crates.
Allergens
A plain statement that lines are not segregated, with what that means for a severe allergy.
Who to contact
Orders, accounts, opening a new account and the GST position, split so a caller reaches the right desk.

Clauses in this document

What makes this document work

Unit price and pack price both appear

A cafe owner costs a menu from the unit price and pays from the pack price. Showing both, with the pack size between them, removes the arithmetic step where mistakes happen, and every pack price on the list is the unit price multiplied by the pack.

The discount tier is defined, not implied

Weekly spend bands, the discount each earns, and when it applies. The worked example takes a $37.20 pack down to $35.34 at tier 2, so nobody has to ask what five per cent means on their order.

The cut off is treated as part of the price

Everything is baked to order the night before, so 2pm decides whether an order exists at all. That rule, the Monday gap and the Christmas schedule sit in the terms rather than in a phone call.

Questions people ask

What should a wholesale price list include?

A code and description for each product, the pack size, the price per unit and per pack, whether prices include tax, how long the list is held, the minimum order, delivery and freight, and the ordering deadline.

Should wholesale prices include GST?

Trade lists are normally quoted excluding GST, because the buyer claims the credit back. This list says so in the footer, on the first line of the page and again in the terms, and GST is added on the invoice, which is the tax invoice for the supply.

How long should a price list be held for?

Long enough for a customer to plan a menu around it. This one is held for six months, to 28 February 2027, with a stated escape only if flour or butter moves more than fifteen per cent, and thirty days notice before any change.

Where do volume discounts belong?

On the list, with the bands visible. Hiding them turns every order into a negotiation. Here the tier is set by the previous week of invoiced sales and applies to the whole of the next week, so both sides can work it out without a phone call.

Why does the price list carry allergen information?

Because a wholesale buyer is reselling and needs it before they order, not on delivery. This list has an allergen section after the terms, covering the bakery range. Putting it on the same document as the prices means the cafe ordering has what it needs for its own menu in one place.

Should a price list explain how a volume tier is worked out?

Yes, or the tiers cause arguments. This list follows its volume tiers with a section explaining that the tier is assessed across the whole weekly order rather than per product. One paragraph decides whether a customer ordering four lines qualifies, which is the question the sales line gets every week.

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