The right factory, the right agreement, the right quality system.
Outsourced manufacturing works when the partner is properly matched, the specification is unambiguous and someone is checking every batch. We handle all three - from shortlisting and auditing manufacturers to running the quality system that keeps them honest.
What this practice covers
Manufacturer sourcing
Shortlisting by category capability, certifications, capacity and financial stability.
Technical audit
On-site audit of hygiene, process control, documentation and quality systems.
Costing & negotiation
Conversion cost benchmarking, MOQ negotiation and contract term review.
Technology transfer
Specification handover, trial batches and first-production supervision.
Ongoing quality assurance
Batch release protocols, periodic audits and complaint investigation.
Scale & second-source planning
Adding capacity or a backup partner before growth outruns your supply.
What a Contract Manufacturing Services project looks like
Choose the service closest to your product
Turnkey Contract Manufacturing
Full outsourced manufacturing management - development, partner selection, production planning, quality release and supply.
ExplorePrivate Label Manufacturing
Private label programme development for retailers, D2C brands and distributors - product matching, costing, compliance and supply.
ExploreCo-Packing
Co-packing partner identification, line qualification, changeover management and packed-goods quality control.
ExploreQuestions we get asked
How do you shortlist manufacturers?
Category-specific capability first, then certification and capacity, then commercial terms. Cheapest-first shortlists cause the most expensive problems.
Do you take commission from manufacturers?
No. We are paid by the client only, which is the entire point of the service.
Can you manage quality on an ongoing basis?
Yes, through retainer arrangements covering batch release review, periodic audits and complaint investigations.
Tell us what you are trying to make.
Send the brief, the sample or just the idea. You will speak to a consultant, not a call centre.