“The Date Bites will do for everyone.” It is an easy sentence to put in a meeting plan. It is also a sentence worth checking before the order leaves your desk.
A product name tells you what to ask for. It does not settle every guest’s ingredient requirements. If you are buying Farmley Date Bites for a shared office, make the current label part of the approval, alongside quantity and delivery date.
What the current Original Date Bites page says
The Farmley Original Date Bites page lists dates, cashews, almonds, pistachios, honey and ghee, and declares tree nuts. That is a reference for this named product, checked on 27 October 2026. A different flavour, assortment or future label needs its own check.
The page’s “no refined sugar” wording should not be rewritten as “sugar-free.” Nor should the presence of a vegetarian symbol be turned into a vegan claim. For a workplace order, send the actual ingredient panel to the person approving the selection rather than summarising it as suitable for everybody.
Ask for the pack you will receive
A front-of-pack image is useful for recognising the jar. Request a clear photograph of the ingredient and allergen panels too. Keep the brand, flavour, net quantity and item reference together so a substitute cannot quietly inherit the original approval.
| Approval field | What to record |
|---|---|
| Product identity | Original or exact named variant |
| Label evidence | Legible ingredient and allergen panels |
| Order quantity | Number of sealed retail packs |
| Substitution | Named person who must approve a change |
| Serving plan | Sealed distribution or managed meeting service |
This is an ordering record, not a medical assessment. If somebody has a specific dietary restriction, share the label and let them decide what information they need. Avoid collecting personal health details in a general pantry spreadsheet.
Keep the information available at the meeting
If bites are taken out of the outer jar for distribution, keep the product identity and original label available. A neat tray should not become an anonymous tray. Tell the meeting organiser where the information is, especially if another team will set up the room.
The same discipline applies to a mixed snack order. Do not assume a Date Bites label also describes a Farmley mix or a gift-box assortment. Check each line separately, and keep separately approved products identifiable when serving them.
Put one clear condition in the order
Write: “Please confirm this exact product and share its current label. Do not substitute another flavour or format without approval.” Add the number of packs, required date and delivery location. Ask for the quotation to state GST and delivery charges separately; this guide assumes no selling price.
See our meeting quantity guide for the separate question of how many pieces to plan. To confirm the exact pack for your office, send the approved product reference through the Mediators India enquiry form. Ingredient approval and headcount belong on the same order, but they answer different questions.
Frequently asked questions
Do Farmley Original Date Bites contain nuts?
The official page checked for this draft lists cashews, almonds and pistachios and declares tree nuts. Verify the current label of the exact product offered.
Does no refined sugar mean sugar-free?
No. Do not replace one statement with the other. Read the current nutrition and ingredient information rather than creating a broader claim.
Can I use one label for every Date Bites flavour?
Check each exact variant or assortment. An approval for Original should not automatically cover a different recipe.
Should the office record staff medical details?
A general snack order needs product and label information, not a list of personal medical conditions. Share the label with the people choosing what to eat.
What if the supplier suggests a replacement?
Ask for its exact identity and label, then obtain fresh approval before accepting it.