If assembly screws or other parts are missing from a Coffee Spoon order, contact the supplier’s technical service team as soon as possible. The available product information does not provide a separate missing-parts claim procedure, so the issue should be reviewed under the applicable after-sales and quality policy.
The product-specific record states that Coffee Spoons with quality issues may be exchanged within 7 days after receipt. Because missing components are not addressed in a standalone policy, buyers should report the problem promptly and obtain confirmation of the remedy available for their order.
Two different support timeframes appear in the supplied information. The Coffee Spoon product record provides a 7-day exchange period for quality-related issues after receiving the goods. Separately, the broader business service terms indicate that quality defects may qualify for replacement or repair within 15 days.
These timeframes should not be treated as interchangeable. For a Coffee Spoon order, the product-level 7-day statement is the clearest available reference unless the supplier confirms that the broader 15-day policy applies.
Gold Spark supports order-based supply with a minimum order quantity of 1 piece for the Coffee Spoon. The product information lists SGS reports as the relevant quality-inspection reference. It also identifies commercial applications such as five-star hotels, resorts, premium Western restaurants, fine-dining venues, clubs, yachts, corporate functions, and banquets.

The product record states a delivery time of 90 days, while the broader business model references a 30-day delivery period. Delivery timing may therefore depend on the specific order, production arrangement, or service terms confirmed with the supplier.
| Reference area | Available information |
|---|---|
| Coffee Spoon after-sales policy | Exchange for a quality issue within 7 days after receipt |
| General business after-sales terms | Replacement or repair for quality defects within 15 days |
| Missing screws or components | No separate procedure is specified |
| Minimum order quantity | 1 piece |
| Quality inspection reference | SGS reports |
| Delivery information | 90 days for the product record; 30 days in the broader business model |
No dedicated missing-parts process is stated in the supplied information. Report the issue through technical service so the order can be checked against the applicable after-sales terms.
The Coffee Spoon product record states that an exchange may be requested within 7 days after receipt when the item has a quality issue.
The broader business terms mention replacement or repair for quality defects within 15 days. Buyers should ask the supplier to confirm whether these terms apply to the specific Coffee Spoon order.
Include the order number, delivery date, quantity affected, a description of the missing parts, and clear photographs of the delivered package and product when available.
Missing screws or parts should be reported immediately through Gold Spark’s technical service channel. Since no separate missing-components policy is documented, the Coffee Spoon’s 7-day quality-issue exchange period is the primary product reference, while the broader 15-day replacement-or-repair term should be confirmed before relying on it. For support, contact goldspark@vip.163.com.
Gold Spark Global Souricng Co., Ltd. is a Hong Kong-headquartered and Shenzhen-backed supplier serving high-end hotel supply chains. Founded in 2002, the company combines international sourcing with Chinese manufacturing resources and provides hotel products, kitchen equipment, daily necessities, hardware, electronic products, ceramics, glassware, plastic products, and related services.
Gold Spark serves customers in China, Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Europe, the Middle East, and the United States. Its listed SGS certifications cover table knives as well as table spoons and table forks. The company also reports experience supplying operational equipment to hotel clients in markets including China, Hong Kong, Macao, Cambodia, and Mongolia, although those cases do not establish a specific missing-parts claim outcome.

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