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Who this is for
Retail brands, distributors and food businesses seeking branded spice lines under their own label.
Solutions · Private Label
Private Label Manufacturing
White-label / custom branding for spice programmes — from budget and packaging selection through paid sample review, artwork and production-ready packs.
Who this is for
Built for brands that need a clear manufacturing partner
Private-label programmes work best when budget, packaging and product expectations are defined before sampling.
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Scope clarity
Projects work best when budget, packaging format and product expectations are defined early.
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Sample discipline
Three paid quality samples help compare tiers before locking price and production.
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Supply continuity
After approval, filling and packaging follow the agreed commercial and artwork arrangement.
How white labelling works
Eight clear steps from brief to sales-ready product
This is the process Aditya Food Product uses for custom branding programmes, as shared in the client white-label briefing.
Step 01
Find your budget
Agree commercial scope early so packaging and product choices stay aligned to what the brand can support.
Step 02
Choose packaging that fits the budget
Select a pack format whose material, print and filling costs match the commercial plan.
Step 03
Select the products needed
Shortlist spices, blends or seasonings for the brand range — single SKUs or a mixed assortment.
Step 04
Complete the design
Have artwork developed by Aditya Food Product, or share buyer-prepared design files for production.
Step 05
Review three paid sample qualities
Receive three different paid samples representing three quality levels for sensory and commercial comparison.
Step 06
Select quality type and price
Confirm the approved quality tier and commercial terms before production planning.
Step 07
Print packaging
Packaging can be printed by Aditya Food Product, or arranged by the buyer and supplied for filling.
Step 08
Final product ready for sales
Filled, packed and prepared for dispatch once product, quality and packaging are approved.
Commercial baseline
Minimum order quantity
Private-label programmes follow a clear volume baseline so filling and packaging runs stay efficient.
1,500kg
Programme MOQ
Minimum order quantity for private labelling (1.5 MT).
300kg
Per spice · centre-sealed pouches
Each spice type must meet this minimum in centre-sealed pouch programmes.
Different spice types can be combined in the same order, subject to per-SKU minimums for the selected pack format.
Packaging options
Pack formats available for private-label programmes
Final costing depends on colours, material quality, size and order quantity. The items below are the formats covered in the client briefing.
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Silver-foil printed centre-sealed pouches
Costing typically includes
- Cylinder cost (one-time; one cylinder per colour)
- Packaging material quality
- Machine filling cost
- Master carton / bag cost
Rate depends on
- Number of colours in the design
- Material GSM (for example 170 / 250)
- Pack size
- Quantity ordered
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Sprinkle-lid glass bottle
Costing typically includes
- Bottle cost
- Sticker cost
- Sticker pasting cost
- Bottle filling cost
- Induction sealing cost
- Master packaging cost
Rate depends on
- Bottle type
- Sticker material
- Quantity ordered
- Specific design requirements
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Sprinkle-lid PET bottle
Costing typically includes
- Bottle cost
- Sticker cost
- Sticker pasting cost
- Bottle filling cost
- Induction sealing cost
- Master packaging cost
Rate depends on
- Bottle type
- Sticker material
- Quantity ordered
- Specific design requirements
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PET box
Costing typically includes
- PET box + lid cost
- Sticker cost
- Sticker pasting cost
- Box filling cost
- Induction cost
- Silver pouch cost
- Master packaging cost
Rate depends on
- Box / lid specification
- Sticker material
- Quantity ordered
- Specific design requirements
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Stand-up pouches
Costing typically includes
- Pouch cost
- Filling cost
- Sealing cost
- Master packaging cost
Rate depends on
- Quantity ordered
- Packaging material type
- Specific design requirements
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Silver-foil non-printed centre-sealed pouches
Costing typically includes
- Packaging material quality
- Filling cost
- Master carton / bag cost
Rate depends on
- Material quality / GSM
- Pack size
- Quantity ordered
- Design complexity where applicable
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Mono carton box
Costing typically includes
- Packaging material quality
- Filling cost
- Master carton / bag cost
Rate depends on
- Material quality
- Pack size
- Quantity ordered
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Heeng dibbi — 50 g
Costing typically includes
- Filling cost
- Sealing cost
- Master packaging cost
Rate depends on
- Quantity ordered
- Packaging material type
- Specific design requirements
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Heeng dibbi — 25 g
Costing typically includes
- Pouch cost
- Filling cost
- Sealing cost
- Master packaging cost
Rate depends on
- Quantity ordered
- Packaging material type
- Specific design requirements
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Designer-neck sprinkle PET bottle
Costing typically includes
- Packaging material quality
- Filling cost
- Master carton / bag cost
Rate depends on
- Material quality
- Pack size
- Quantity ordered
What to prepare
Useful details for a faster private-label discussion
Share these details in the enquiry so sampling and packaging discussion can start quickly.
Budget and pack preference
Target retail price band and preferred pack family (pouch, bottle, box or dibbi).
Product shortlist
Spices or blends required, with approximate volumes per SKU against the MOQ baseline.
Artwork route
Whether Aditya Food Product should develop design, or buyer artwork will be supplied.
Sample comparison
Plan for the three paid quality samples before locking the commercial quality tier.
Programme types
Where private-label programmes typically land
Retail brands
Branded spice lines intended for retail shelves and related channels.
Distributor brands
Own-label programmes managed by distribution businesses.
Specialty ranges
Focused spice or seasoning ranges developed around a defined brand brief.
Solution Enquiry
Ready to brief a private-label range?
Share budget band, preferred pack format, product shortlist and whether artwork will be buyer-supplied or developed here.