A formulation-led brief
Give us the nutritional specification and ingredient preferences you are working toward. Availability and feasibility are assessed before commitment.
Powder manufacturing
Protein powder
Discuss protein powder manufacturing for your brand, from the target formulation and serving size to the packaging and order plan. Protein powder is part of our existing OEM experience.
Powder formatBrand-owned productsProject-specific packaging
THE PROJECT AT A GLANCE
Build the brief around your product and your customer.
Factory & quality information ↗- Product format
- Protein powder
- Starting specification
- Protein source, target composition, serving size and flavour requirements
- Minimum order
- Confirm by formula and pack format; the 3,000-bottle reference is not a universal powder MOQ
- Delivery reference
- Project schedule confirmed after reviewing formulation, packaging and payment terms
- Quotation basis
- Formula, ingredient requirements, net weight, packaging and order volume
Packaging matters
Pack size, material and moisture protection are reviewed as part of the product specification.
A market-specific review
Food and supplement classifications differ by market. Establish the applicable product route and documentation responsibilities early.
Paid samplesShipping shared 50 / 50
Usually 10 working daysSample dispatch · confirm for your product
Sample & quotation details ↗Before we begin.
Can you quote from a product brief?
Share your target composition, pack size, quantity and destination market. These details provide the basis for an initial feasibility and quotation discussion.
Is 3,000 bottles the MOQ for every powder product?
No. Minimum quantities depend on the formula, packaging and production requirements. Powder and sachet projects need a product-specific confirmation.
Can a flavour or packaging format be customised?
Please include your preferences in the brief. Customisation, testing, development work and associated costs are subject to feasibility review and quotation.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with what you need.
You can ask for information before preparing a full quotation brief.