Choose the starting point closest to your project. Each route begins with a review of your requirements.
BEVERAGE SOLUTIONS · OEM / ODM / PRIVATE LABEL
Bring an existing formula, develop a new beverage or build a range under your own label. Compare OEM, ODM and Private Label to find the route that fits your project.

Choose the starting point closest to your project. Each route begins with a review of your requirements.

You already have a formula or product specification. Start with a technical review, then align the product reference, production scope and manufacturing requirements.

You have a beverage concept and a target market. Start with a development brief, then work through sample evaluation and specification refinement.

You want a beverage range under your brand. Start with product selection, then review available packaging, artwork and the order specification.
Compare what you bring, where the work begins and what needs to be agreed. On smaller screens, scroll the table sideways to see all three routes.
| Project question | OEM Manufacturing | ODM Development | Private Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| What do I bring? | Existing formula or technical specification | Product concept and target-market brief | Product category, shortlist and brand requirements |
| Where do we begin? | Manufacturing feasibility and product alignment | Development brief and sample direction | Available product and format selection |
| What do we review together? | Product reference, specification and production scope | Sample feedback, specification and development scope | Selected product, artwork and order specification |
| What is agreed commercially? | Production and supply scope | Development and production scope | Product, packaging and supply scope |
Minimum order quantities, fees, timing, formula rights and exclusivity are agreed for the project.
The service model sets the starting point. Sampling, packaging and quality preparation bring the brief together.
Turn product questions into a sample brief and clear feedback for the next review.
Coordinate the container, artwork and pack information around the agreed product.
Identify the quality requirements, supporting documents and destination details to review.
Tell us your beverage category, whether you have a formula, your destination market, preferred packaging and estimated quantity. Select “Not sure yet” when you need help choosing a service model.
Yes, the scope can be reviewed as requirements develop. Changes to the formula or product characteristics may create a development workstream that needs separate agreement.
No. An enquiry starts a review. A quotation follows once the relevant product, packaging and commercial requirements are sufficiently defined.
Not automatically. Formula rights, exclusivity and any territory arrangements need to be expressly agreed.