Practical reading for your next product brief
Explore formulation questions, packaging decisions, documentation and the details that make a private label project easier to specify.
What to verify when a can is called child-resistant
A source-menu description is not proof that a closure meets a particular child-resistance standard. Ask for evidence tied to the exact finished package.
Read the guideSlim, flip-top or multi-opening: compare can formats
Different can formats change handling and presentation. Choose a format by the job it needs to perform rather than treating a style name as a performance specification.
Read the guideSelecting a can: dimensions are only the starting point
A can should be selected around the finished pouch, count, closure and artwork. A source-listed diameter and height help narrow options but do not establish compatibility.
Read the guideHow to plan a 9,000-can oral care pouch order
The order minimum is 9,000 cans, with at least 3,000 cans per SKU. Those two conditions need to be considered together when planning a launch range.
Read the guideOEM, ODM or CDMO: define the work before choosing the label
A useful manufacturing agreement describes responsibilities more precisely than the initials OEM, ODM or CDMO. Start by asking who owns each specification and approval.
Read the guideUse the guides to build a better brief
Tell us your target market, formula direction and packaging preferences. We will work from a clear, agreed product brief.
Production minimums: 3,000 cans per SKU and 9,000 cans per order.