ReGo Trading Inc LAST VERIFIED: August 5, 2026

ReGo Trading Inc, operating as ReGo Wholesale, is a New York-area distributor of household and grocery staples: cleaning products, laundry care, paper and plastic goods, personal care and HBA, beauty lines such as Olay, and grocery items including olive oil, vinegars, and water. Its catalog leans on the biggest names in CPG – Procter & Gamble, Clorox, Colgate-Palmolive, Johnson & Johnson, Reckitt, and SC Johnson – and it also distributes exclusive house food brands, Noah’s Ark and Sirab Waters. The company runs a conventional account-based wholesale model, with a monthly newsletter and blog and sales calls schedulable through Calendly, though headquarters details and founding year are not published.

The commercial structure is straightforward. There is a $1,500 minimum order requirement, and a wholesale account is mandatory: prices stay hidden until a separate account application is approved. The headline logistics perk is free delivery throughout the five boroughs of New York and northern New Jersey on orders that meet the minimum, with what the company describes as fast shipping for buyers outside that zone. Payment methods are not published on the public site and will presumably be covered during account setup. For prospective buyers, the practical path is to apply for an account or book a sales call, since no pricing or availability can be evaluated beforehand.

ReGo is a natural fit for bodegas, independent grocers, discount stores, and HBA retailers in the New York metro area, where the free-delivery zone plus national-brand CPG catalog makes the $1,500 minimum easy to justify. Buyers outside the Northeast can still order but lose the delivery advantage that anchors the value proposition. Our review found no red flags in the scraped material. The main friction is opacity by design: pricing is invisible until your account is approved, and no address or founding information is published, so first-time buyers must invest in the application process before they can compare costs. Very small sellers below the minimum should look elsewhere.