We manufacture under your brand, at whatever stage your project has reached.
Some partners come to us with a finished specification, others with a product that needs refining or just an idea. We match the scope of work to the stage your project is at and take it through to the launch of repeatable production. Everything is made in our own production facility; we do not outsource.

How it works
You describe the product and the stage of the project. We tell you what we can make as specified, what needs technological adjustment and what we cannot do within our process.
We develop or adapt the recipe, run trials and check that the labelling for your brand is correct.
We confirm MOQ, cost and lead time after checking production capacity. Then we start production with full batch documentation.
Categories we manufacture
traditional recipe with a pronounced fruit content
retail and professional formats
available pasteurised or unpasteurised
plenty of room for a variant under the partner’s brand

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Frequently asked questions
It depends on the category, packaging, recipe and raw material availability. We calculate the MOQ separately for each project and confirm it in the quotation, once we have checked production capacity. A single figure for the whole range would be guesswork.
Lead time depends on how we work together, the number of trials and the availability of raw materials and components. We state it in the quotation and confirm it once the sample has been approved. If you have a fixed campaign date, tell us at the outset: we’ll check the production window before work begins.
Recipes for Premium Foods Group’s own brands remain protected and are not made available for repackaging. We can develop a variant for your project, with the rights to the results agreed in advance. The same rule will later protect your recipe.
We answer them before you ask
Own label
Own-brand manufacturing
Recipe development