Wholesale Bond Paper Supplier for Sydney, Australia

Bulk A4 bond paper and copier paper in 70 GSM and 80 GSM for importers, distributors and businesses in Sydney, supplied from the Philippines on confirmed export arrangements.

The Sydney market

Sydney is Australia's largest commercial centre, with corporate headquarters, government agencies, universities and the country's biggest concentration of office-supply distribution. Most import volume enters through Port Botany and is distributed from warehouses in western Sydney.

Typical buyers

Office-supply wholesalers, managed-print providers, universities and schools, corporate procurement, and government suppliers.

Products and specifications

A4 in 70 GSM and 80 GSM from 25 brands, such as Double A, Reflex Ultra White, Chamex, PaperOne, Smartist and Hard Copy (full catalogue). Short, Long and A3 are available on request. Mixed-brand loads are accepted.

Shipping to Sydney

Containers arrive at Port Botany. Your broker clears the goods and arranges trucking to your warehouse, typically in western or south-western Sydney.

Orders of 1,600 boxes and above qualify for free international delivery, subject to the confirmed destination, shipping arrangement, customs, duties, taxes and import requirements. The exact scope is confirmed in the formal quotation.

Pricing

Official wholesale prices are in Philippine pesos, with approximate US dollar equivalents: A4 from ₱520 (≈ US$8.19) for 70 GSM and ₱620 (≈ US$9.77) for 80 GSM per box on the standard price list, and ₱525 (≈ US$8.27) / ₱625 (≈ US$9.85) for premium brands. Bulk discounts: 5% off from 250 boxes, 10% off from 1,000 boxes. Export quotations confirm currency, price basis and shipping terms. See the price list.

How to request a quotation

1. Send an international enquiry with brand, size, GSM, quantity, destination port and shipping requirements.
2. Receive a formal export quotation stating product, price basis, currency, shipping arrangement, documents and the scope of any free freight.
3. Confirm the order and invoice. Payment terms are set out in the quotation.
4. Shipment and clearance. Goods are shipped as agreed. Your customs broker handles import clearance, duties and taxes at destination unless agreed otherwise.