For supermarket buyers and FMCG distributors, air fresheners are a fragrance-led, impulse-driven category with strong margins — but the aerosol format carries a freight dimension that catches first-time importers out. This page sets out the formats, the dangerous-goods intelligence and the compliance a buyer needs.
We source and export aerosol, gel and automatic-spray air fresheners, predominantly under your own brand. The single most important planning point here is that aerosols ship as classified dangerous goods — a real cost and logistics factor that the gel and non-aerosol formats avoid entirely, covered below.
| Specification | Available options | Buyer relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Aerosol spray, gel pot, automatic-spray refill, hanging/car | Format choice drives freight and shelf placement |
| Fragrance | Custom signature scents; long-lasting | Scent is the entire purchase driver |
| Function | Instant spray, continuous gel, metered automatic | Automatic systems add a device-plus-refill model |
| HS heading | 3307.49 (preparations for perfuming or deodorising rooms) | Room-fragrance classification |
Own-brand air freshener starts at around 5,000 units per variant, with custom fragrance and format on a minimum run. For a first launch in a distant market, gel or automatic-spray formats often make sense before adding aerosols with their dangerous-goods freight.
They are dangerous goods under IMDG rules, needing compliant packing, declaration and carrier acceptance — added cost and lead time. Tell us early so we book the right service.
Yes — gel pots and automatic-spray systems, which avoid dangerous-goods freight.
Around 5,000 units per variant.
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