Contact

Send the Culligan Sourcing Desk a Clear RFQ

Use this page for SKU briefs, catalog requests, distributor inquiries and private-label projects.

Address

Export appliance sourcing office, Ningbo and Shenzhen coordination desks, China.

Working Hours

Monday to Friday
09:00-18:00 China Standard Time
24-hour RFQ intake online

What to Include

A useful RFQ includes product category, estimated annual volume, target market, certification expectation, private-label needs, packaging format and any incumbent price target. If you are comparing suppliers, attach the points your team uses internally so we can answer in the same structure.

For water treatment programs, mention filter life, installation type and replacement logic. For refrigerators, include capacity, voltage, plug and label market. For water heaters, include safety requirement, wattage and installation assumptions.

After your message arrives, the Culligan sourcing desk separates the request into commercial assumptions, technical unknowns and document requirements. You will not receive a generic brochure as the only reply. We will ask for missing details when needed, identify which categories are immediately quotable and mark any claim or certification point that requires confirmation before it can appear on a carton, marketplace listing or buyer presentation.

If your team is still exploring the category, a short brief is enough. Send the intended channel, target retail price, launch country and expected order size. We can return a first-pass sourcing path so your purchasing, compliance and brand teams know whether to continue with catalog files, samples or a more detailed private-label specification.

For urgent distributor programs, include the required ship window and whether mixed-category loading is acceptable. For retail or marketplace launches, include artwork status and whether your team needs document wording checked before listing. Those details help us route the response toward price, sample, packaging or compliance work instead of sending a broad answer that slows down the next decision.