OEM & private label
How an order runs
Seven steps from brief to repeat supply. What you send, and what we do. Timing and minimum quantity depend on the formula and the pack, and are confirmed with the quote.
01
Project Brief
You provide
The product, who it is for, and what the first order needs to achieve. You do not need a full specification to start.
We do
We review the brief and say whether it fits a stock formula or needs development.
02
Feasibility Review
You provide
Your formula notes, materials, and packaging targets, if you have them.
We do
We review formula, materials, and packaging against production requirements and confirm what can be made.
03
Development & Sampling
You provide
Feedback on samples and any label or artwork files.
We do
You review the spec and trial material. Our design team can prepare label and packaging artwork at this stage when you need it.
04
Production Planning
You provide
Approval to schedule and any forwarder or delivery notes.
We do
Materials, line schedule, and timing are set from the approved spec.
05
Manufacturing & Quality Inspection
You provide
The document list your market needs, if any.
We do
Each batch is produced to the approved spec and inspected by our QC team before release.
06
Delivery
You provide
Warehouse address and agreed Incoterms.
We do
We ship to the warehouse you name, on the terms in the order.
07
Ongoing Supply & Service
You provide
Repeat quantities or updates to formula, pack, or label.
We do
Repeat orders follow the approved spec. Formula or label updates are handled within the same project.
On quantity and formulas
Do you publish a standard MOQ or lead time?
Minimums depend on the format, pack, recipe, and print run. Pilot quantities are often possible — include your target pack and quantity in the quote request. Timing depends on formula approval, packaging, and the production schedule for that order. We include a schedule in the quote.
Who holds the formula?
We do the formula work with you and we keep it tied to your order. Customer formulas stay tied to the project file, not the public catalog.
Send the brief
Tell us the product, the market and a rough quantity. We reply with what we can make and what it takes to sample it.