WOODLANDS USA
Bamboo and teak cooking utensils
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How A Set Of Bamboo Spoons Clears $18.5K/Month In Profit
Sets titled for film franchises, with no licence shown, made 56% of a $307K December. By September they were a fifth of sales: a plain six-piece bamboo set had become the best seller, and half their modelled ad spend sat on “wooden utensil set”.
Read Sep 2026. Figures here are a reading taken then, not a live feed.
WOODLANDS USA is estimated to make $77,683 per month in revenue, on roughly $18,453 of monthly profit — a margin of about 24%. Testing a copy today would cost an estimated $1,227 for the first order and launch ads, plus fixed costs for a new brand. It operates in Amazon FBA, Kitchen gadgets, Private Label, Amazon PPC, Consumers.
WOODLANDS USA sells bamboo and teak cooking utensils on Amazon, from a Wyoming company registered at an agent’s address. A plain bamboo set carries most of it — and three of its sets are titled for film franchises with no licence shown.
Six bamboo spoons in a card sleeve
The best seller is a six-piece bamboo set — spatulas, spoons and a slotted spoon in a printed sleeve — sold beside three- and seven-piece versions of the same set. In September 2025 a teak line followed: utensil sets from seven to thirty pieces in holders, spatulas and spurtles, ladles, spoons with rests, tongs, a Danish dough whisk and a bread lame.
Three of the bamboo sets are titled for film franchises: “Harry Gifts for All Potter Fans”, “Star Warz gifts … for Space Wars Fans” and “Nightmare … Before Christmas”. One carries the Harry Potter name and franchise imagery on its listing images. No licence is shown on any of the three listings, and nothing on them names a licence holder. Those three sets made more than half of December 2025 and a fifth of September 2026. This page shows none of their images.
The plain bamboo set, the teak utensil set and the teak spatulas, as the brand’s own Amazon listings show them.