Most companies send something at Chinese New Year: to the clients who stayed with them through the year, to the staff who carried it, and to the suppliers who pick up the phone on a Sunday. This guide walks through the few decisions that matter: who the gift is for, what to send, how to put your name on it, and when to order.
Start with who it is for
Clients. One gift speaks for the whole company, so how it arrives matters. A gift bag of jars, with your logo on the tag and your message on the card, looks like it came from you, not from a catalogue.
Staff. Something to take home and share with the family over the holidays. A bag holds six Petite jars, so each person gets more flavours to try.
Partners and suppliers. A smaller gift with a short note tells them the relationship is more than the invoices.
Why cookies suit the New Year
New Year cookies are meant to be shared. A jar goes on the table for the visiting days and gets passed around, so the whole household enjoys it, not only the person named on the card. And pineapple balls bring their own greeting: in Hokkien, pineapple is “ong lai”, which sounds like good fortune arriving.
One order for a mixed list
Every Krumb jar is halal certified, so one order works for the whole office without a separate list. Some flavours contain nuts. Each jar’s page lists its ingredients, and if anyone on your list has an allergy, tell us and we will help you choose.
Sizes and budget
There are twelve New Year flavours, each in two sizes. A Regular jar is S$20 to S$29, and a Petite jar is S$16 to S$24. Our red felt gift bag is S$6 and holds four Regular jars, six Petite, or two of each. For larger orders we quote corporate prices.
Putting your name on it
Add a printed tag with your logo and a greeting card with your own message. We send you a proof before anything is printed. The cookies stay exactly as they are.
Delivery to one address or many
We deliver to your office, or straight to each person on your list, anywhere in Singapore. For corporate orders we can also reach places the website cannot, such as camps, the airport, the ports and Sentosa. Chinese New Year deliveries run from 15 January to 4 February 2027.
When to order
Larger orders are fitted into the season’s delivery schedule, so the earlier we hear from you, the more dates we can offer. Our 2026 collection sold out two weeks before Chinese New Year. You do not need final numbers to start; a rough count is enough.
What to have ready
- How many gifts, and roughly what you want to spend on each
- Which flavours, or whether you would like us to suggest a mix
- Your logo for the tag and the words for the card
- The delivery date, and one address or a list
Ask for a quote
Tell us what you have in mind and we will send a quote within one working day. Start a corporate order, email hello@krumb.sg or WhatsApp +65 8881 0739.