Bone china is lighter and more translucent; porcelain is denser and more chip-resistant. We produce both, plus new bone china, stoneware and dolomite.
The choice comes down to how the mug will be used. Bone china contains bone ash, which makes it lighter and more translucent — qualities buyers often want for gift and premium tableware ranges.
Porcelain is denser and more chip-resistant, so it suits high-volume use such as cafes, hotels and everyday retail lines where durability matters more than delicacy.
We work with both materials, and also offer new bone china, stoneware and dolomite, so you can match the body to your price point and market. Ceramic tableware falls under HS codes 6911 and 6912. OEM and private-label production is available, and FDA, LFGB and SGS food-contact testing can be arranged on request.
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