Nine stages. Clear decisions at every handover.
The service process from the brochure, with practical approvals and deliverables.
- 01
Requirements Discussion
Target market, ingredients, audience, expected volume and packaging brief.
Deliverable: A written brief and scope review.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 02
Formulation Approval
Review proposed ingredients, loading, flavor and specification objectives.
Deliverable: An agreed formula direction and review responsibilities.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 03
Sample Approval
Evaluate sensory profile, physical handling and the agreed analytical objectives.
Deliverable: Recorded prototype feedback and sample approval.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 04
Order Confirmation
Confirm specification, packaging, commercial scope and delivery expectations.
Deliverable: Approved order and manufacturing specification.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 05
Deposit Payment
Arrange the agreed commercial payment milestone.
Deliverable: Payment confirmation against the project contract.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 06
Manufacturing
Coordinate raw materials, approved process and batch controls.
Deliverable: Manufacturing and quality records for the agreed batch.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 07
Balance Payment
Complete the remaining commercial milestone under the contract.
Deliverable: Release and commercial coordination.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 08
Packing & Dispatch
Verify pack configuration, artwork and available export documentation.
Deliverable: Packing record and confirmed dispatch details.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
- 09
After-Sales Service
Track receipt, project feedback and any documented follow-up issue.
Deliverable: Traceable issue handling and project support.
Timing: Confirmed in the project schedule after scope review.
Turn a clear brief into a manufacturing plan.
Share your ingredients, target market, packaging and expected volume.