Wholesale drinks for companies in Denmark
Beverage Supplier Denmark: Trade Orders by Case and Pallet
Danish wholesalers, importers, distributors, retailers, vending operators and HoReCa buyers can send verified enquiries to A & S BEVERAGES, a B2B beverage supplier for Denmark. Before anything is committed, we check the product, format, pallet and freight details and whether the SKU is ready for the Danish market.
For every accepted request, written confirmation covers the exact SKU and source-market label, stock, minimum quantity, remaining shelf life, case and pallet build, price, freight terms, tax treatment and Danish deposit status.
Supplying the Danish trade
How We Work with Danish Trade Buyers
Our work for Denmark is cross-border: we review drink requirements from Danish distributors, resellers, hospitality businesses and vending operators. Please do not infer a Danish office, stock held locally, a last-mile fleet covering the country or exclusive appointment by any beverage manufacturer.
Good supply decisions start from the precise product, not a brand or category in general. SKUs can differ in source-market artwork, EAN/GTIN, recipe, flavour, batch date, remaining shelf life, container size, units per case and cases per pallet, and each of these affects market readiness, loading and the offer we can make.
Denmark is one of several markets on our European markets hub. To see how the commercial model works across the continent, read beverage wholesale across Europe before sending your product list.
The range
Drink Categories Open to Danish Buyers
Choose a category that suits your channel and narrow it down to the brands, flavours and formats you prefer, plus fallbacks. Only the quotation, never this overview, confirms the exact product and whether it can be supplied.
Soft drinks
Tonic, cola, orange, lemon-lime and other carbonated drinks, requested in the can, PET or glass formats on offer.
Explore soft drinks 02Energy drinks
Main lines, sugar-free versions and selected flavours, each with its formula, label and market status checked at SKU level.
Explore energy drinks 03Juice drinks
Juices, nectars and fruit drinks for family-focused ranges, retail shelves, hospitality and the breakfast table.
Explore juice drinks 04Iced tea
Ready-to-drink iced teas for ambient or chilled ranges; flavour and pack-size choice depends on availability.
Explore iced tea 05Water
Water, still or sparkling, for foodservice, hotels and restaurants and retail buyers; packaging is confirmed SKU by SKU.
Explore waterStart from your sales channel
Building a Range for Each Danish Channel
Pack formats, range depth and restocking plans vary with the route to market. Use the table to frame your enquiry; the examples in it are not a statement of current availability.
| Channel | Key priorities | Include in your enquiry |
|---|---|---|
| Distribution & wholesale | SKUs you can reorder, efficient pallets and traceable batches. | Delivery postcode, how often you reorder and the products and pallet or case volumes. |
| Retail & convenience | Deposit handling, label market, EAN/GTIN and shelf-ready unit size. | Which consumers you sell to, pack size, preferred source market and when you plan to launch. |
| HoReCa & catering | Storage room, service style, seasonal swings and access for deliveries. | Whether you want glass, PET or cans, number of venues and how you restock. |
| Vending & workplace | Core lines, sugar-free choices and sizes that fit the machines. | Container dimensions, the SKU mix, number of machines and volume per month. |
A quicker review
What to Send with a Danish Drinks Enquiry
A complete request means fewer follow-up emails, and product, pallet and freight questions can be dealt with in one go. Where you do not know something yet, just say so and tell us which alternatives would work.
About your company
Who you are: company, website and role, plus your resale channel and invoicing country.
Where it goes
City and full postcode in Denmark, receiving times and whether you need a dock or tail-lift.
Which products
Brand and flavour, container size, units in each case and any substitutes you would accept.
How much
Cases or pallets for each SKU, whether you want a mixed load and how often you expect to reorder.
Timing and dates
Your preferred delivery window and the minimum shelf life that must remain.
Terms and paperwork
Whether you want to collect or receive a delivered price, and which documents you need.
Ordering several pallets or categories? Our bulk beverage supply planning page covers that. There is no single fixed minimum on this page: your minimum is confirmed according to SKU, availability, pallet configuration and route.
Danish market checks
Danish Market Readiness, SKU by SKU
A drink that sells elsewhere in Europe is not automatically fit for resale in Denmark. Before an order is accepted, the businesses involved should agree the exact SKU and share out responsibility for tax, packaging, deposit, labelling and food law.
Registering as a food business or importer
Any Danish food-business operator needs to confirm which registration or approval its activities call for, including receiving food from another EU state or from a third country. This page is not offered as proof that A & S BEVERAGES holds a Danish food-business registration.
Danish-language food information
Check the label for the product name and net quantity, the ingredients with allergens highlighted, the nutrition declaration, the durability date with storage instructions, details of the responsible operator and any required warnings. Compulsory particulars are normally expected in Danish, or in a language only insignificantly different from it; confirm the exact product before placing it on the market.
Energy drinks and fortified recipes
Under Danish rules, energy drinks, soft drinks with added vitamins and other fortified beverages may need reviewing product by product. The recipe, caffeine level, warnings and any approval or notification status should be checked on the SKU being offered, not guessed from the brand.
The Danish deposit scheme
Whether a product is in scope depends on the drink and its packaging together. If it is covered, the parties need to establish who the responsible importer or producer is and confirm the company registration, the product registration and the Danish deposit mark before it is put on sale.
Producer responsibility for packaging
Who is responsible may turn on which business first makes the packaged product available in Denmark, what the packaging is and how it reaches the end user. That party should confirm any Danish Producer Responsibility obligations covering registration, reporting, schemes and fees. Deposit rules, packaging EPR and single-use-plastic checks overlap, but they are separate.
VAT, paperwork and goods status
The contracting parties and the route of the transaction determine the VAT treatment, where goods are dispatched from, their status, the transport evidence and the freight terms. We review your VAT details and the commercial basis before the quotation states any tax treatment. Danish companies can also read SKAT’s guidance on buying from the EU.
Ordering, step by step
Beverage Supplier Denmark: How an Order Takes Shape
Your requirement becomes a written offer and then a confirmed load plan. Until each commercial stage is finished, nothing about stock, price, pallet configuration or timing is fixed.
- 1
Send your brief
Tell us who you are and where the goods are going, then list products, formats, quantities, your shelf-life target and the commercial basis you prefer.
- 2
Buyer and route checks
We check your business profile, the delivery point and whatever else a commercial review requires.
- 3
SKU and Danish-readiness review
We identify which source-market versions are available, the case data, and any label, deposit or packaging questions for each product.
- 4
Pallet and freight plan
We assess how cases are split, whether products can share a pallet, load dimensions, site access and whether you need collection or delivery.
- 5
The written quote
It lists products and quantities, the price basis, charges included or left out, the validity period, payment terms and freight basis.
- 6
Acceptance and dispatch
When the offer is accepted and any order requirements are met, we prepare goods and paperwork for the collection or freight arrangement agreed.
Freight, case by case
Getting Orders from Germany to Denmark
Once an order is confirmed, it may be prepared at the Rögelein GmbH warehouse in Weilimdorf, Germany, a separate shipment-dispatch site. A & S BEVERAGES handles the commercial order and makes no claim to be the carrier, the warehouse owner or a Danish last-mile delivery firm.
Cost and transit time come down to the Danish postcode, how many pallets there are, their weight and size, whether you collect or want delivery, your receiving hours, any access limits and the final load plan. A delivery to Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg or anywhere else is costed on the real request, not on a blanket promise for the whole country.
Our logistics and delivery page explains what we need to plan a route. Timing, freight responsibility, the dispatch location and the delivery term that applies are all governed by the accepted quotation or order confirmation.
- Complete Danish postcode
- Forklift, tail-lift or loading dock needed?
- Delivery booking and receiving times
- Number, size and weight of pallets
- Whether to collect or take a delivered price
Enquiries you can act on
What A & S BEVERAGES Brings to a Danish Drinks Enquiry
Wholesale decisions are only as good as the order information behind them; broad promises do not help. We build every enquiry around the products and pack formats requested, the load, the destination and the commercial terms agreed.
Several categories, one enquiry
Water, iced tea, juice drinks, energy drinks and soft drinks can all be compared in a single B2B request. We confirm which SKUs and formats are available when we quote.
Clarity on the load
Before confirmation we check the quantity, the cases, how pallets are configured and any limits on mixing loads.
Clear roles in dispatch
We keep the legal operator distinct from the German dispatch location, and the agreed terms record who is responsible for freight.
Commercial terms in writing
The quote or order confirmation states the price, what is available, the pack format, who covers which freight costs, payment terms and which documents can be supplied.
Who you are dealing with
Our Legal Entity and the Separate Dispatch Site
Our registered office and the German warehouse that dispatches shipments do different jobs, so the two addresses should never be presented as one.
Trading name and legal operator
A & S BEVERAGES
- Legal entity
- LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY A & S BEVERAGES
- Registration No.
- 16102808
- Registered office
- 95 Mortimer Street
London, England
W1W 7GB - Commercial email
- sales@asbeverages.org
Dispatch warehouse (separate site)
Rögelein GmbH
Turbinenstraße 1770499 Weilimdorf
Germany
Confirmed orders are handled here for logistics and dispatch only. The site is not the registered office, legal domicile or headquarters of A & S BEVERAGES, and it is not presented as a German branch.
Keep planning your purchase
Where to Go Next on A & S BEVERAGES
Each page below covers the next step of your decision in more detail, so this Denmark page does not have to repeat it.
Your questions
Beverage Supplier Denmark: Common Questions
Straight answers on products, how much to order, Danish market readiness, deposit responsibility, quotes and shipping.
Send us a trade questionCan a company in Denmark buy wholesale drinks from A & S BEVERAGES?
Yes, provided it is a verified business. Importers, wholesalers, retailers, distributors, procurement firms, vending operators and HoReCa buyers in Denmark can all send a B2B enquiry; whether we accept it depends on buyer verification, the products and quantity requested, the destination and the commercial terms agreed.
Which types of drink can I include when I enquire?
Anything in the A & S BEVERAGES portfolio, including iced tea, juice drinks, energy drinks, soft drinks and still or sparkling water. The quotation then confirms availability and the exact brands, flavours, pack formats and source-market versions.
How big does a Danish order need to be?
No single minimum is published here. It varies with the SKU requested, the sealed-case configuration and pallet build, stock allocation, whether a mixed load is feasible and the destination, and the written offer confirms the figure for your request.
Can I mix products on a pallet or in one load?
We can review a mixed request, although mixing is never a given. It depends on sealed cases, product dimensions, how stable the pallet is, warehouse handling, stock allocation and the overall load, and the accepted offer records the final assortment.
Are your products ready-labelled and registered for the Danish market?
We make no general claim that they are. Before a product is placed on the market, check the exact SKU for label language, recipe, mandatory warnings, the responsible operator’s details, Danish deposit status and any approval or notification specific to it.
Who takes care of Danish deposit and packaging obligations?
That depends on the product and its packaging, the entities contracting and how the goods reach the Danish market. Before confirmation, write down who is responsible for registering with Dansk Retursystem, deposit marking, reporting, packaging producer responsibility and any fees that follow.
How do confirmed beverage orders reach buyers in Denmark?
They may be prepared at the Rögelein GmbH warehouse in Weilimdorf, Germany, which handles shipment dispatch and is a separate site. The accepted quotation or order confirmation sets the route, cost, timing, carrier responsibility and whether goods are collected or shipped.
Which details help you prepare a useful quote?
Company details first, then the Danish delivery city and postcode. Add the brands or categories, flavours and container sizes you need, units per case, the number of cases or pallets per SKU, any preference for a mixed load, your shelf-life target, receiving restrictions and whether you prefer collection or delivery.
Trade enquiries
Beverage Supplier Denmark: Ask for a Quote
Tell us the products or categories, formats and quantities, the Danish postcode for delivery and your target window. We will then see whether there is enough information to prepare a commercial reply.
Product names and trademarks are the property of their owners and appear here only to identify products. Mentioning a brand does not suggest that we own it, hold exclusive distribution rights or can guarantee availability. Freight terms, market version, shelf life, format, quantity, price and the product itself are governed by the current stock list, the written quotation and the accepted order documents.