Ocean LCL · Houston entry · Texas DDP
Ocean freight and DDP delivery planned for Texas
Quote requests start at 500 rolls; non-standard carton packing requires confirmation. Every 35 m, 10.5 cm-wide two-ply roll supports up to three print colors and is packed 30 per carton, with 720 rolls per export pallet.

Built for planned programs
Who this route is for
- Texas wholesale buyers
- Distributors and agencies
- Buyers using a Texas 3PL
- Private-label import projects
A complete commercial brief
What the project can include
Up to three print colors with a repeat up to 35 cm
30 rolls per 30 × 40 × 60 cm carton
24 cartons and 720 rolls per export pallet
Duty, clearance and Texas delivery in the written DDP quote
Clear checkpoints
From brief to approved production
- 1
Choose 500, 720, 1,440, 2,880 or 5,040 rolls
- 2
Confirm the Texas ZIP code and receiving requirements
- 3
Sign the contract and approve the included pre-production sample
- 4
Plan for 13–45 days of ocean delivery after production; confirm the route in the written quote
Frequently asked questions
Important details before you request a quote
What does the $1.06 factory reference include?
It includes a 35 m, 10.5 cm-wide two-ply tissue roll, printing, individual film, a 30-roll carton and barcode preparation. Ocean freight, duty, customs clearance and final U.S. delivery are added in the DDP quote.
What is the planning DDP cost for Texas?
Current planning ranges are $2.96–$3.97 per roll at 720, $2.66–$3.32 at 1,440 and $2.45–$2.78 at 5,040. These are planning ranges, not a fixed offer; the final price depends on the live freight quote and destination ZIP code.
How long do production and ocean delivery take?
The planning schedule is about 3 days at 720 rolls, about one week at 1,440 and up to three weeks at 5,040. Ocean delivery is normally planned at 30–50 days after production, subject to the booked route.
Can I approve a physical sample?
Yes. After the contract is signed, one pre-production sample is included at no additional charge for approval before the production run.
Start with a clear brief