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How CHENGU keeps prices and piece counts current

We want you to have clear and current information, so this page explains how we update our pack prices, piece counts, and calculate the price per item for you.

Our prices and pack counts

The catalog was last updated on September 17, 2026. We regularly update the prices and piece counts for every pack you see on our site. This happens on a set schedule to keep the information as current as possible. The goal is to provide you with consistent and reliable details for planning your party, stocking your kitchen, or gathering your craft supplies. The figures you see for our packs are the latest ones we have published.

Calculating the price per piece

Beside each pack’s price, you will find a price per piece. We calculate this for you by dividing the total pack price by the number of items in the pack. We round this figure to the nearest cent. For items that cost less than ten cents each, we round to the nearest tenth of a cent. This small detail helps you make more precise comparisons when you're deciding on the right pack size for your needs.

If a pack is temporarily unavailable

Sometimes a specific pack might not be available. When this happens, we remove it from our catalog during the next scheduled update. This prevents confusion and ensures our pages only show items that are currently offered. Once the pack becomes available again, we will add it back to the site. This way, you can be confident that what you see here reflects the current selection of products.

The price at checkout

While we work to keep our catalog current, the final price for any item is always the one displayed at checkout with our retail partner. That is the amount you pay. If you notice a difference between the price on our site and the price at checkout, the checkout price is the correct one. This can happen because updates sometimes take a moment to appear everywhere. Always refer to the checkout page for the final cost.

This is general information about party supplies, kitchen tools and small household goods. Keep small parts away from children under three, follow the age grade on every toy, and follow the directions on the label for anything that touches food or skin.

Sources we read for our guides

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Small Parts Ban and Choking Hazard Labeling. Children's products meant for children under 3 may not contain small parts (16 C.F.R. part 1501), and products that contain small parts, balloons, small balls or marbles must carry a warning not to buy them for children under a stated age (16 C.F.R. 1500.19). Read September 17, 2026.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Food Packaging and Other Substances that Come in Contact with Food: Information for Consumers. Materials that touch food, such as packaging, cookware and serving surfaces, need FDA authorization before they are sold in the United States, and the agency reviews migration and toxicology data to decide. Read September 17, 2026.
USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service, "Danger Zone" (40°F to 140°F). Food should not sit out of refrigeration for more than 2 hours, or more than 1 hour above 90°F; keep hot food at or above 140°F and cold food at or below 40°F, for example in containers on ice. Read September 17, 2026.

Our sources and how we keep this catalog

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