Measuring Scoop & Dosage Spoon Prices in South Africa (2026)

Wholesale price guide for measuring scoops, dosage spoons and ice cream spoons in South Africa — priced per unit, per 1 000 and per pack so you can compare suppliers without doing the math. Food-grade PP, shipped from our Midrand, Johannesburg warehouse via tracked courier.

Measuring scoop & spoon price list

ProductPer unitPer 1 000Per pack / cartonPack size
14ml Standard Measuring ScoopR1.07R1 070R4 280.004 000
16ml Measuring ScoopR1.45R1 450Carton on requestOn request
Flat Ice Cream Spoon (food grade)R0.38R380R5 700.0015 000
Dosage Spoon 2.5/5mlR0.70R700Carton on requestOn request

The 14ml scoop and flat ice cream spoon have confirmed pack sizes; the 16ml scoop and 2.5/5ml dosage spoon are priced per unit with the carton quantity confirmed on your quote.

14ml or 16ml — which measuring scoop?

  • 14ml scoop (R1.07/unit): the workhorse for single-serve portions — ice cream parlours, gelato counters and takeaway chains. Pack of 4 000.
  • 16ml scoop (R1.45/unit): a slightly fuller serve where the portion spec calls for more. Per-1 000 cost R1 450.
  • Flat ice cream spoon (R0.38/unit): the budget single-serve option at 15 000 per carton — less than R0.40 a spoon.
  • Dosage spoon 2.5/5ml (R0.70/unit): small doses for powders, supplements and flavouring — the lowest per-unit price in the range.

Why per-1 000 pricing matters

A scoop that costs 30c more per unit is R300 more per 1 000 — real money at takeaway volumes. Comparing on per-1 000 cost (14ml: R1 070; 16ml: R1 450; flat spoon: R380) shows where the price sits before you commit to a carton.

Measuring scoop FAQ

Are the scoops food-grade?

Yes — the 14ml and 16ml scoops and the flat ice cream spoon are food-grade PP, suitable for ice cream, gelato, powders and dry goods.

What is the minimum order?

The pack is the practical minimum — 4 000 for the 14ml scoop, 15 000 for the flat spoon. Commercial volumes above a pack are welcome.

Can I order a sample first?

Yes — samples before bulk is standard. Ask for samples when you request your quote.