
Halfway through 2026 — shipment volume up only 6% vs the 18% target, lost a big US buyer, picked up a Belgian one, packaging machine finally working, and a couple of unplanned things.

Old Li, our senior QC, told me last week he wants to retire by December. Two younger guys are training, but neither is at his level yet — and the German buyer audit is in October.

We've been going back and forth on adding a third popsicle stick line. Space, machine lead times, and finding people to run it — and what we're probably doing instead.

We Factory number two warehouse moving to shandong provinse a village new place.

We’re developing a new line of food-grade wooden products. Spoiler: meeting EU & FDA standards is a pain, but we’re doing it anyway.

Many international buyers overlook moisture content specs when ordering wooden craft, ice cream, or BBQ sticks from Chinese factories, leading to costly warping, splitting, or spoiled inventory.
David Chen, International Sales Manager at Weishan County Dawei Wood Products Co., Ltd., has worked with overseas buyers on wooden craft and food-contact stick orders since 2014. He handles inquiries, sampling, and order coordination directly.
We are a factory established in 2012 in Weishan County, Jining City, Shandong Province, China. We manufacture wooden craft sticks, ice cream sticks, popsicle sticks, BBQ skewers, tongue depressors and custom wood products. We take OEM orders from drawings or samples, and support custom packaging and labelling.
Our factory holds ISO 9000 and CCC certifications, an AAA credit rating and A-grade taxpayer status. We have maintained a 100% on-time fulfillment record and a 66% repeat customer rate.
We welcome inquiries from buyers worldwide — whether a small trial order or large-volume production. We respond to most inquiries within one business day.
Send us your drawings, samples or specifications and we will quote from there.

Old Li, our senior QC, told me last week he wants to retire by December. Two younger guys are training, but neither is at his level yet — and the German buyer audit is in October.

We've been going back and forth on adding a third popsicle stick line. Space, machine lead times, and finding people to run it — and what we're probably doing instead.

Many international buyers overlook moisture content specs when ordering wooden craft, ice cream, or BBQ sticks from Chinese factories, leading to costly warping, splitting, or spoiled inventory.

Halfway through 2026 — shipment volume up only 6% vs the 18% target, lost a big US buyer, picked up a Belgian one, packaging machine finally working, and a couple of unplanned things.


We’re developing a new line of food-grade wooden products. Spoiler: meeting EU & FDA standards is a pain, but we’re doing it anyway.