About BG Drinkware
About BG Drinkware, a water bottle manufacturer.
BG Drinkware is a drinkware manufacturer in Yongkang, China, with its own factory for forming, welding, vacuum sealing, temperature testing and powder coating.
Know who coordinates each project decision.
BG Drinkware is a drinkware manufacturer in Yongkang, Zhejiang, China, and a brand of Yongkang Zhuolin Industrial and Trading Co., Ltd. Forming, welding, vacuum sealing, temperature testing and powder coating are done in its own factory, and with more than 10 years of combined experience it has delivered drinkware to 60 countries and regions.
Operating base
BG Drinkware’s own factory and project team are based in Yongkang City, Zhejiang Province, China.
Project scope
BG Drinkware supports product development, decoration, sampling, production, inspection planning and packing review for custom bottle and tumbler projects.
Legal identity check
BG Drinkware (also called BG), Blue Green, and Blue Green Cup are brands of the same company, Yongkang Zhuolin Industrial and Trading Co., Ltd. (永康卓林), which runs its own factory. They are not competing suppliers. Quotations, purchase orders, and contracts should name the same legal entity, payment beneficiary, and commercial scope so every buyer team works from one approved brief.
Keep every buyer team on the same approved brief.
Buyers, designers and quality teams often need different answers about one order. The BG Drinkware salesperson for the order handles the artwork, the process review and the sample, so every team works from one approved sample.
- Product teamConfirms the product structure, lid, material, finish, artwork and sample direction.
- ProcurementAligns estimated quantity, commercial scope, target timing and open decisions before order confirmation.
- Quality teamAgrees the inspection level. BG Drinkware inspects to ISO 2859-1, general level II, AQL 2.5 / 4.0, and welcomes SGS, QIMA or your own QC.
- OperationsConfirms unit packing, labels, carton information, destination and shipment planning details.
How a project moves from brief to release.
Agree the product and approve the sample. Bulk production then takes 7–12 days, and the order is inspected before shipment. Payment is usually a 30% deposit with the balance before shipment, EXW Ningbo.
Turn the brief into checkable requirements.
Confirm the product, intended use, target market, quantity, components, decoration, packaging and open decisions before development begins.
- Current product and component direction
- Artwork, colour and surface references
- Destination, timing and required documents
Use the sample to close decisions.
A sample of an existing model takes up to 7 days. Samples are charged, and the charge is credited against the bulk order.
- Check colour, logo, finish and packaging on the sample
- Compare appearance, fit and packaging references
- Resolve changes before bulk production
Coordinate production with the approved reference.
Production planning should follow the current specification and identify the process checks that apply to the product and decoration route.
- Use the current approved specification
- Identify material and process checkpoints
- Keep changes traceable across teams
Review the order before release.
Finished products, accessories, labels, quantities and packing should be matched to the agreed order requirements before shipment.
- Confirm the inspection scope and records
- Match packaging and carton information
- Name the authorized release reviewer
How BG Drinkware runs production.
BG Drinkware forms, welds, vacuum-seals and temperature-tests its bottles and tumblers in its own factory and applies powder coating in-house. Spray paint, sublimation coating and soft-touch paint come from coating partners and are checked when they come back.
Review manufacturing support
What each buyer team can review before ordering.
Product teams, importers and wholesale buyers make different decisions. BG Drinkware organizes the project information around the product, commercial and release questions each team must answer.
Brands and product teams
Develop a product direction, compare sample decisions and keep brand presentation linked to production requirements.
Importers and distributors
Importers comparing water bottle suppliers can review specification control, communication, packing information and release responsibilities before placing an order.
Wholesale programs
For wholesale drinkware programs, match the product mix, quantity and packaging to the sales channel. Wholesale water bottles may need a focused assortment, separate carton details or destination-specific review.
Stainless steel projects
Buyers comparing stainless steel water bottle manufacturers should ask which structure, sample reference and inspection scope will govern their order.
Company-reported delivery reach
Confirm destination requirements before production.
BG Drinkware has delivered products to 60 countries and regions. Customer names and order details are kept confidential.
For each new order, share the destination market early: labels, packaging and any testing can change with it.
- Destination and intended use
- Labelling and packaging details
- Required documents and testing scope
- Target timing and shipment planning
Check the same reference from sample to shipment.
The photographs below show the sample, production and packing stages.
Customer cases and test reports
We show branded projects only when the buyer has given written permission, and we publish lab reports with their full report numbers so you can check them. See the customer cases for finished products, and the test reports page for our food-contact reports and amfori BSCI audit summary.
About BG Drinkware FAQ.
Use the project brief and approved order documents to confirm what applies to your product.
What should buyers expect from a water bottle manufacturer?
BG Drinkware is a drinkware manufacturer in Yongkang, China, with its own factory. Buyers work directly with the BG Drinkware team through product review, quotation, sampling, production and release. The confirmed specification and approved sample remain the reference for production and final review.
Can BG Drinkware support sampling before bulk production?
Yes. BG Drinkware can include sampling in the development route. A sample can cover construction, colour, logo position, finish, component fit or packaging. The buyer records the review scope and resolves open items before bulk production. The sampling page explains that decision sequence.
Does the same product route apply in every destination market?
No. Labelling, packaging, documentation, testing and shipment requirements can change with the destination, intended use and buyer brief. Sharing the market at the start allows those decisions to be reflected in the quotation, sample review and order specification.
How can a buyer review manufacturing and quality support?
The manufacturing page explains the production route, while the quality control page covers inspection planning, records and release decisions. The confirmed product, decoration, packaging and order requirements determine the final process and checklist.
What should we send for an initial project review?
Send the product category or reference, intended use, material or capacity preference, estimated quantity, destination market and target timing. Add the logo or artwork direction and packaging needs. Include any required documents, tests or approval deadlines. This helps the team discuss a relevant product and development route.
Send a clear brief for a project-specific reply.
Share a product reference, estimated quantity, customization, packaging, destination and target timing. If a detail is undecided, mark it as an open question so it can be discussed before the quotation is finalized.
Ask the quotation to state the minimum quantity per version, sample cost, any tooling charges and the proposed schedule. Confirm these terms in writing before authorizing sample work or production.
