Define the pack architecture
List each component and the intended retail pack. Capsule, tablet and powder requirements can be discussed within one brief.
Custom packs & packaging
Nutrition packs
Explore a combination nutrition product for your brand. Define the components, pack structure and customer experience, then review manufacturing and packing feasibility together.
Combination formatsBrand-owned productsFeasibility-led development
THE PROJECT AT A GLANCE
Several components. One clearly defined product project.
Factory & quality information ↗- Project type
- Combination nutrition pack or boxed product
- Starting specification
- Components, unit quantities, pack structure and intended market
- Minimum order
- Quoted per component and pack configuration; no blanket box MOQ
- Delivery reference
- A project-specific schedule follows component and packing review
- Quotation basis
- Component sourcing, manufacturing, packing, testing and total order volume
Confirm every component
Review production or sourcing arrangements, compatibility and packing requirements for the proposed combination.
Keep responsibilities clear
Agree on testing, labelling, destination-market review and delivery responsibilities before production commitments.
Paid samplesShipping shared 50 / 50
Usually 10 working daysSample dispatch · confirm for your product
Sample & quotation details ↗Before we begin.
Are the illustrations a ready-to-order pack?
No. The visuals demonstrate formats only. The composition and pack configuration are developed from your brief and confirmed for each project.
Does the bottled MOQ apply to nutrition boxes?
No. Component production, printed packaging and packing requirements each affect the minimum order. A box-level quote requires the full pack structure.
Can several product formats be considered?
The company works with softgels, hard capsules, tablets and powders. The feasibility of a specific combination and its packing arrangement must be reviewed before quotation.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with what you need.
You can ask for information before preparing a full quotation brief.