Packaging

From finished supplement to market-ready product.

Packaging is part of the product-development process. We coordinate the packaging route around the product format, brand requirements and intended market.

Packaging options

Depending on the product, packaging may include

Bottles

Jars

Pouches

Blister packaging

Tubes

Other agreed formats

Packaging coordination

What a packaging project can involve

01

Selecting the appropriate format

02

Confirming packaging specifications

03

Coordinating product and packaging requirements

04

Preparing labelling information

05

Filling and packing

06

Preparing the finished product for B2B supply

Packaging that fits the product

The right packaging depends on more than appearance

Product format, serving size, protection requirements, storage, labelling and destination-market requirements all need to be considered.

Product format

The pack must suit the format, serving size and the way the product is used.

Protection and storage

Product protection and storage conditions influence which packaging is appropriate.

Labelling

Available label space must accommodate the required product information.

Destination market

Requirements for the intended market need to be established for each product.

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