Nutribl offer a bespoke New Product Development (NPD) Service that was created due to demand from customers who wanted to offer something different for their business and need support in developing their concept. The NPD team will work with you to develop your own product, taking into account your brand vision, ideas and ethos. This is coupled with an in-depth knowledge of the safety and regulatory environment surrounding food supplement formulation. We can offer labelling support, marketing know-how, industry understanding and commercial sense to help create your ideal new product. In summary our NPD service provides:
- Formula Development
- Regulatory Audit
- Marketing & Health Claim Utilisation
- Labelling Guidance
- Finish Product Compliance Report - a pdf file you can keep and use.
- Pre-market notification advice if required for European markets.
Getting Started
The New Product Development process offered by Nutribl is a thorough yet streamlined process. Once you give us the green light we will work quickly to understand your requirements and give you the support you need to get your product to market quickly.
New Product Development requires commitment, diligence and expertise. To that end it is a costly service to offer. As such we need to enter any projects in partnership and thus request a one-off development fee for each product line we work with you on:
Order New Product Development - £295 (including VAT) per formula.
Any formulas created will be yours to manage so there will be no obligation to create a manufacturing order for the product through Nutribl - though obviously we hope you will progress to order through us.
As an alternative, if you already have existing formulas which require a compliance audit we can also provide this service
Order Supplements Compliance Regulatory Report - £195 (including VAT) per formula.
The MOQ for custom orders depends on the materials used and the format required for the product. We usually work on MOQs 60,000 - 100,000 capsules/tablets depending on the formulation (or 1000 units depending on which comes last). These MOQs are a rough guide and will also depend on the product specification and materials required.