Your presentation should start with an approved proof.
We review label, carton and insert projects for eligible supplied materials. The scope is commercial packaging unless a separate written technical project is agreed.
Packaging, not disguised claims.
A private-label project can help a distributor present an eligible supplied material consistently. It does not convert a research material into a consumer medicine or create permissions that the buyer does not hold.
- Labels can carry approved brand, product and variable data.
- Cartons and inserts can be reviewed against an approved artwork file.
- Destinations, resale claims and language are checked before acceptance.
- Product formula changes require a separate written technical scope.
A clear approval sequence.
The purpose is to make packaging decisions traceable from the first brief to the released carton.
Scope
Material, destination, quantity, pack, label language and target date.
Draft
Artwork dimensions, variable fields, pack construction and compliance copy.
Proof
Buyer confirms a written or visual proof before the packaging run.
Release
Pack, invoice and shipping documents align with the approved project.
What to send first.
A complete brief avoids avoidable proof revisions and makes the quotation comparable.
Required information
- Brand owner and destination market
- Selected SKU, strength and pack quantity
- Label dimensions or existing dieline
- Artwork file and language requirements
- Carton, insert and serialisation requirements
- Target date and shipment route
What is confirmed separately
- Custom peptide synthesis
- New concentration or formulation
- Manufacturing licence and site certificates
- Regulatory registration or market authorization
- Claims that require professional or regulatory approval
- Third-party testing scope and laboratory selection
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