Private-label supplements for your brand.
Capsules, powders, tablets and softgels under your own label. Work with NutriHerb on ingredients, formulation, samples and packaging, starting with the product you want to bring to market.
SINCE 2004
Private-label support from an ingredient supplier.
Nanjing NutriHerb BioTech works with wellness brands, health stores, online retailers and distributors on custom-branded supplements. Our ingredient experience dates back to 2004 and includes vitamins, minerals, botanical ingredients, antioxidants and other natural health products.
That ingredient background is the starting point for our private-label work: sourcing materials, discussing formulations, arranging samples and coordinating production, packaging and quality documents.
Some customers come with a formula and a finished packaging design. Others have a product idea but have not chosen the ingredients or format. In either case, tell us where the product will be sold and which decisions are still open, so we can establish what your project needs.
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Ingredient range
Our wider ingredient range includes botanical and mushroom extracts, tea extracts, fruit and vegetable powders, natural colors, functional and liposomal ingredients, and cosmetic ingredients. Suitability for a supplement is assessed separately for each formula.
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Project coordination
Research and development, ingredient selection, production, quality review, packaging and international supply are part of the project discussion. The services required depend on what you already have and what still needs development.
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Industries served
Our ingredient business serves nutraceutical, food, beverage, pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications. For private-label supplements, the focus is your product specification and destination market, not a one-size-fits-all formula.
Choose the right format for your brand.
Capsules
For vitamins, minerals, botanical ingredients and suitable blends.
Tell us the intended serving, target fill weight and preferred capsule shell. These details help establish whether the formula fits the format you have in mind.
Powders & Granules
For drink mixes, functional blends, scoops or sachets.
Describe how the customer will prepare the product, the serving size and any flavor preferences. Preparation and packaging matter as much as the ingredient list.
Tablets & Softgels
Options depend on the formula and manufacturing route.
Include the proposed serving and any size or appearance requirements. We discuss the available route before agreeing on a finished specification.
Packaging Support
Bottles, labels, pouches and sachets can be discussed alongside the product.
Bring your pack size, fill quantity and artwork status. Check packaging availability and destination-market label requirements before finalizing the design.
From project brief to production.
Project Brief
Send your concept or existing formula, intended market, preferred format and estimated quantity. A reference specification or packaging design is helpful, but you do not need every decision finalized to enquire.
Formula & Ingredient Review
Work through ingredients, serving size, format, packaging and required documents. Settle the key specifications before requesting a sample, and note any sourcing questions that remain open.
Sample & Approval
Establish what the sample represents: an ingredient, a blend or a finished format. Compare it with the proposed specification and record any changes before approving the next stage.
Production & Launch Support
Coordinate production, quality checks, packing and shipment against the agreed order. Confirm the document set and delivery arrangements, including any approvals or materials still needed.
Specifications, testing and documentation.
A sample shows only part of the picture. The specification, testing methods and supporting documents also need to match what you are buying.
Involve your purchasing and quality teams early. Let us know which checks are required for the ingredients and finished product, and which documents your destination market needs.
Laboratory capability
Our laboratory capabilities include HPLC, UV and GC. The appropriate method depends on the material and agreed specification; not every method applies to every product. Ask which results are available for your evaluation.
Specification alignment
An ingredient name alone is not a purchasing specification. Agree on the grade, composition and quality criteria, and record any changes before production. This gives both teams a clear reference when reviewing samples and documents.
Useful documentation
Available support may include samples, a certificate of analysis (COA), a technical data sheet (TDS), specifications and batch-specific reports. Check whether each document covers the raw material or finished supplement, and the batch it relates to.
Certification and market fit
If ISO, Kosher, Halal or organic documentation is required, request the current documents for the relevant product and site. Check the holder, scope and validity. A certified ingredient does not automatically make the finished supplement certified.
Who we work with.
Wellness brands
Add a product to an established range or develop a new line. Bring your brand positioning and priorities for ingredients, format and packaging.
Retailers & health stores
Plan an own-brand range around your customers. Discuss pack sizes, product formats and the information your purchasing team needs.
Distributors
Source for specific customers or markets. Identify the destination, specifications, document requirements and estimated order quantities at the outset.
New product launches
Start with the decisions you have made, even if the formula is not final. We can discuss the remaining questions around ingredients, samples and packaging.
Frequently asked questions
What information should I provide to get started?
Send your product idea or existing formula, preferred format, destination country and estimated order quantity. Add packaging details or a reference specification if you have them.
An early-stage enquiry is welcome. Simply distinguish what is already decided from what you need help with; a complete formula is not required for the first discussion.
Can you help with both formulation and packaging?
Yes. The discussion can cover formulation, ingredient sourcing and packaging. For an existing product, send the specification and the changes you want to make. For a new concept, describe the intended use and preferred format.
Packaging details such as pack type, fill quantity and artwork status help define the work. The exact services are agreed for each project.
What documents can support product review?
Depending on the product and stage, documents may include a COA, TDS, specifications and batch-specific test reports. Tell us about any particular tests or certificates your quality team requires.
Check what each document covers. A raw-material COA is not a finished-product report, and certification for one ingredient or site should not be assumed to cover the whole order.
Do you work with international brands?
Yes. We handle B2B enquiries from brands, retailers and distributors in different markets. Include the destination country, product category and any local specifications or documentation requirements.
A formula or label used in one country may not be suitable in another. Ingredients, label wording and shipping arrangements need to be assessed for your intended destination; we do not promise automatic market approval.
Can I request a sample?
Ask about samples for the ingredient, blend or finished format you want to evaluate. Availability depends on the formula and stage of development.
Before dispatch, establish what the sample represents, which specifications accompany it, and whether preparation, sample or shipping charges apply. An ingredient sample should not be treated as approval of a finished, packaged supplement.
What is the minimum order quantity?
The minimum depends on the formula, format, pack size and packaging requirements. Send your estimated first-order quantity and any expected repeat-order needs so we can discuss the applicable minimum and quotation.
A minimum shown on a bulk ingredient listing does not establish the minimum for a finished supplement carrying your brand.
How long does a private-label project take?
The schedule depends on formulation, sample approval, packaging availability, production and shipment. A confirmed formula with ready artwork will have different requirements from a new concept.
Share your intended launch date and ask for a timeline for your specific project. It should identify outstanding approvals and materials; lead times for bulk ingredients do not necessarily apply to finished supplements.
Tell us about your product.
Use the form to share your product format, ingredients or existing formula, destination market and estimated quantity. Add any packaging requirements or launch date you are working toward.
Still exploring the options? Tell us what is decided and where you need input.
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