For the people who pack, ship and restock WeedTreats boxes

A working page for stockists, office managers and small retail operators moving our hemp-seed and botanical snack boxes through their own shelves, counters and courier runs. Batch dates, pouch formats and rotation notes live here, so you can plan a run without guessing what the Salt River kitchen has on hand this week.

Reading worth keeping on the shelf

Notes from the Salt River kitchen and the growers we buy from. Useful if you pack boxes for a shop, a guesthouse pantry or an office kitchen and want to know what actually holds up in transit.

Reading a Batch Date on a Hemp Snack Pouch

What the hand-stamped date and kitchen note tell you about toasted hemp hearts, and when an opened pouch is better folded into baking than eaten straight.

Read the note

Rooibos Caramel Brittle, From Cederberg Leaf to Shard

Why the brittle travels in its own pouch, how a Cape Town summer changes the set, and what a flat-tasting batch usually means.

Follow the process

Building a Snack Box Around Dietary Needs

Which items swap cleanly, which ones change the whole box, and how to write a dietary note the kitchen can act on without a phone call.

See how swaps work

Packing for a shop counter or a recurring office order? The box formats page covers run sizes and rotation, and contact is the fastest route for a standing order.

What We Mean, Precisely

Operators ask sharper questions than most, so here is where we draw the lines. These notes cover the terms that come up again and again when a kitchen, a studio or a retail counter starts ordering from us.

"Small-batch" has a number behind it

We call a run small when it is packed by hand in one sitting at the Salt River kitchen, usually between forty and ninety boxes. Anything larger gets split across two days, and each day carries its own batch date on the pouch.

Seasonal means the list moves

Hemp hearts, seed clusters and tisane blends follow what Western Cape growers have ready. If a supplier's crop is thin, that item steps out of the rotation rather than being replaced with something imported. Your box may look different in March than it did in November.

Build-your-own is a swap, not a blank page

You are choosing from the items currently in the kitchen, not commissioning new ones. Dietary swaps work within that list. Some items, like the rooibos caramel brittle, cannot be removed without unbalancing the box, so we will tell you when a request is not workable.

Cross-contact in a shared kitchen

We pack seed clusters, cacao-date bites and brittle in the same room. Surfaces and scoops are cleaned between items, but we cannot promise a nut-free or gluten-free facility. If that is a hard line for you, say so before ordering and we will be straight about it.

Subscription rotation, stated plainly

Two new items enter your box each month; the rest of the box stays familiar. You can pause or change your rotation before a run is packed. Once a batch date is printed, that box is committed and cannot be edited.

What the ingredient card is for

Every pouch carries a short, plain-language list and the batch date, written for the person opening the box, not for a compliance file. If a line on the card is unclear, that is a fault on our side and worth an email to info@weedtreats.com.

These clarifications apply to every order placed through the site, whether it is a single starter box for a housewarming or a standing rotation for an office pantry. Questions about a specific run are best sent to the kitchen before packing day, when we can still adjust.

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