A good place for a protein bar display is somewhere customers can see it and staff can keep it in the conditions printed on the pack. Those two things need to work together, especially with chocolate-coated bars in Vietnam's warm weather.
If you are stocking Yobeve for a gym, shop, café, or hotel, start with a simple plan for receiving deliveries, storing spare boxes, and keeping the display tidy. It makes the next order easier too.
Check the delivery before putting it away
Match the flavours and quantities to your order. Check that wrappers and boxes are intact, read the printed dates, and keep the order details with any batch information supplied.
Yobeve display boxes contain 12 bars of 50 g each. Keep notes in bars as well as boxes: two display boxes contain 24 bars. Using the same units when you receive, sell, and reorder helps avoid an easy stock-counting mistake.
If packaging is open or damaged, or the product's appearance or smell is unusual, set it aside and contact your supplier before offering it for sale. Keep photographs and the batch details handy so the supplier can identify the delivery and help resolve the issue.
Follow the storage instructions on the current pack
Yobeve's product information calls for a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high temperatures, with the expiry date and storage details on the package taking priority. Check both Chocolate Caramel and Coconut when briefing staff.
Walk through the route a box takes in your business. Where is it left after delivery? Where do spare boxes go? Does the front counter catch afternoon sun, or sit beside equipment that gets warm?
A spot that looks fine early in the morning may feel different later in the day. If you are unsure whether your storage or transport conditions fit the pack instructions, ask before building up stock there.
Make the display easy to understand
Keep the flavour names and the selling price visible. Make it easy for a customer to see whether the price is for one bar or a whole box. Where possible, keep the display close enough for staff to answer a question without moving products out of the way.
Avoid covering the wrapper's ingredients or allergen information with extra stickers. If you make a shelf card, use information that matches the current pack.
For Yobeve, the two flavours have different protein amounts: 15 g for Chocolate Caramel and 18.5 g for Coconut, with 205 kcal in each 50 g bar. Both contain milk protein and collagen and are not vegan. Chocolate Caramel contains peanuts; read each flavour's complete allergen and possible-trace declaration.
The no-added-sugar guide can help with a common customer question: the claim does not mean the food has no total sugars or calories.
Rotate by the dates on the packs
Arrange stock so that boxes with earlier expiry dates are used first, while following the label directions. Check dates when you replenish the display, rather than waiting until a box is nearly empty.
Keep spare stock organised by flavour and batch when that information is available. It should be straightforward to identify which delivery a box came from if you need to contact the supplier.
An almost empty display is also a useful moment to check the next order. Ask about current availability and delivery timing early enough to suit your business; use the supplier's confirmed information when planning.
Give the person on the next shift a clear handover
The team member who receives a delivery may not be the person who sells the last bar. Leave a short note covering where spare boxes are stored, which stock to use next, and who handles reorder or delivery questions.
Staff should know where to find the complete label. A customer asking about milk, peanuts, collagen, or sweeteners needs the actual ingredient information, not a guess based on the flavour name.
If you are still choosing your first range, the supplier buying guide covers the questions to ask before ordering. Businesses supplying several outlets can also use the distributor guide.
Ask about supply for your location
Use the wholesale enquiry form to tell Yobeve about your business and location. Include any questions about the display boxes, storage information, the stock currently offered, or a repeat order.
You can see examples of listed retail locations in our stockist directory. Check with the individual store before visiting, as its available stock may change.
