Storiware Expands Its Spanish-Language Sourcing Center for Latin American and Spanish Buyers

The Same Sourcing Content, in Spanish

Storiware's Spanish-language site now carries a dedicated sourcing center for coffee and espresso mugs, alongside a complete custom tableware OEM page. The move brings the full English-language content depth — product guides, customization pathways and bulk-order information — to buyers who work in Spanish.

What Spanish-Speaking Buyers Find There

• A mug sourcing hub — the starting point for coffee and espresso cup programs, organised by body, glaze and customization level.
• A full custom tableware OEM page — mugs, plates, bowls and sets under one factory-direct program.
• Navigation built for distributors — bulk-order entry points and the same guide library that supports the English site, maintained in parallel.

Latin American and Spanish buyers can now move from first catalogue review to a customized quote without leaving the Spanish site — including the inquiry forms that reach the same export team behind the English operation.

The Spanish site is updated in parallel with the English one — new bodies, guides and news items appear in both languages as they are released. Buyers can expect the same response standards regardless of the language they write in.

Further reading

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