Perfume OEM and contract manufacturing

What we take on

An OEM project hands us the manufacturing and keeps the product decisions with you. In practice that covers:

• Oil sourcing from the fragrance house you nominate, or from the major houses we buy from.
• Formulation at the concentration you set, with the alcohol, water and any additives your specification calls for.
• Packaging supply: bottles, pumps, caps, labels and boxes from our supplier base, or your own components.
• Testing with your actual packaging: stability, compatibility and transport.
• Filling, assembly and packing on our own lines.
• Documents: SDS, IFRA document, allergen declaration, MSDS, and the data your EU or UK responsible person needs.

What we do not do

We are not a fragrance house, so we do not create fragrance oils. We do not fill finished juice made by another factory: if we cannot control the liquid, we cannot stand behind the stability or the paperwork. Your own packaging components are welcome. We say this up front because these are the questions that slow a project down when they come up late.

Why buyers choose an audited plant

For a retail buyer, the question is rarely whether a factory can fill a bottle. It is whether the factory will pass the retailer's own audit, keep passing it, and produce the documents the buying team asks for without a chase. The plant is SMETA 4-Pillar (Sedex) audited, holds ISO 22716 and GMP from SGS, and has passed second-party audits for NEXT, Carrefour, CVS (audit by UL), Watsons and MINISO among others. For the US it holds a US FDA cosmetic facility registration under MoCRA, number 3016013680. The quality page has each certificate.

Confidentiality and ownership

We sign NDAs and work under a framework contract that covers quality and confidentiality. If a scent is developed for you, it is yours, and we do not sell it to another brand. We do not show one customer's designs to another, in the showroom or anywhere else.

How long it takes

For a project in an existing bottle, packaging takes about a month, production about ten days, and sea freight about a month to the US or Europe, so roughly two to three months from order to your warehouse. A new mould adds 35 to 40 days. The timeline guide breaks this down, and the process page shows what each step confirms.