From Idea to Product: Production of dietary supplements

International Organic Company – Providing excellent quality and versatility in contract manufacturing, IOC Sp. z o. o. specializes in creating dietary supplements from idea to finished product, in accordance with the highest certification standards and international norms.

From Idea to Product: Production of dietary supplements

International Organic Company – Providing excellent quality and versatility in contract manufacturing, IOC Sp. z o. o. specializes in creating dietary supplements from idea to finished product, in accordance with the highest certification standards and international norms.

Production of dietary supplements can be done in different ways, depending on the source and active ingredients. The basic methods of obtaining active substances include isolation from plants and animals, production by microorganisms, and synthesis in test tubes. In most cases, after production, substances are extracted, isolated and purified to ensure their purity and effectiveness.
  1. Purchase of specialized equipment.
  2. Development of the product formula.
  3. Selection of raw materials.
  4. Production valuation.
  5. Placing a purchase order.
  6. Ordering raw materials.
  7. Testing of raw materials.
  8. Laboratory work in a production plant.
  9. Production of a pilot batch.
  10. Production series and tests.
  11. Testing finished products.
  12. Obtaining certificates and ensuring compliance.
  1. Hard capsules
  2. Soft capsules
  3. Syrups
  4. Drops
  5. Functional drinks
  6. Oral pastes
  7. Sachets with powder
  8. Liquid sachets
  9. Sachets with granules

Dietary supplements may contain vitamins, minerals, herbs, amino acids, enzymes and other ingredients. They are available in a variety of forms such as hard capsules, soft capsules, syrups, drops, functional drinks, oral pastes, sachets, jellies, drinks and others.

Production of Dietary Supplements – Learn the Basics

Production of dietary supplements is the process that transforms an idea into a finished product. We create supplements that complement the diet with vitamins, minerals, enzymes, proteins and plant extracts. Each stage, from formulating the composition, through production, to packaging and distribution, is crucial to ensuring the highest quality.

We produce supplements under our own brand and on behalf of customers, offering flexible and effective solutions. Whether you're just starting out or want to optimize your production processes, our guide will help you understand how we go from concept to finished product in accordance with European legislation.

We adhere to the highest quality and safety standards, monitoring every stage - from formulation, through the selection of raw materials, production, to packaging and logistics. Our guide to dietary supplement manufacturing shows you how to put these processes into practice, which is crucial to success in the health and wellness market.

What Are Dietary Supplements?

Dietary supplements supplement your daily diet with concentrated sources of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. They support the functioning of the body by providing essential ingredients that may be deficient in the daily diet.

Definition of Dietary Supplements According to European Legislation

In the European Union, dietary supplements are treated as food. They must be safe and cannot be advertised as preventing, curing or mitigating disease. Strict regulations ensure consumer health protection and provide accurate product information.

Classification of Ingredients Used in the Production of Dietary Supplements

  1. Vitamins and Minerals: Key ingredients supporting many biological processes.
  2. Amino acids: Necessary for building proteins, they support the development of muscle mass and regeneration.
  3. Omega-3 Fatty Acids: They support the functioning of the heart and brain.
  4. Plant Extracts and Herbs: Valued for its traditional uses and potential health benefits.
  5. Enzymes: They support digestion and absorption of nutrients.
  6. Probiotics and Prebiotics: They improve the health of the digestive system and support the balance of intestinal microflora.

We recommend consulting a doctor or dietitian before using dietary supplements, especially if you have existing health problems or are taking other medications.

We invite you to read our detailed guide to the production process of dietary supplements. Discover how we go from concept to finished product, learn about the production stages, raw materials and technologies we use, and how we ensure the highest quality of our products. Click the link below to know all the details:

Learn about the production process of dietary supplements

How to produce a dietary supplement

contract production of dietary supplements - Schematic representation of the stages of contract production of dietary supplements IOC, from the selection of raw materials to final quality tests.

Production of supplements step by step

  1. Step 1: Formula development
  2. Step 2: Selection of raw materials
  3. Step 3: Cost consideration
  4. Step 4: Placing order
  5. Step 5: Ordering raw materials
  6. Step 6: Testing of raw materials
  7. Step 7: R&D laboratory work
  8. Step 8: Creating a test batch
  9. Step 9: Preparation of production equipment
  10. Step 10: Production process
  11. Step 11: Quality control
  12. Step 12: Packaging and labeling
  13. Step 13: Documentation and registration
  14. Step 14: Warehousing and distribution
Step 1. Development of Product Formula in Contract Manufacturing of dietary supplements

Creating an effective formula is a crucial step before production and determines the long-term success of the product. It is important to not only meet consumer expectations, but also to distinguish the product from the competition thanks to unique and innovative ingredients.

Setting a Product Goal

The first step is to define the purpose of the product: is it intended to support a specific body function or to meet specific dietary needs? It is crucial that the product is effective and responds to market requirements.

Selection of Ingredients

Selecting the right ingredients is a key element. Do you confirm that your supplement formula contains the correct doses of the appropriate raw ingredients? This is essential for the product to be effective and to prove the declared health properties. Good contract manufacturing practices for dietary supplements recommend the use of evidence-based ingredients that are not only effective, but also safe.

The uniqueness of the Formula

Then it's worth considering whether your formula is just another "product like any other." Does it contain novel or interesting ingredients that will help it stand out from the competition? Working with a manufacturer who has many years of experience can help identify and implement such innovations. Contract production of dietary supplements is more than just producing private label supplements. Only contract production offers full customization options from A to Z - read about the differences.

Each stage of formula development requires close cooperation with a contract manufacturer with appropriate knowledge and experience in creating effective, safe and compliant dietary supplements.

The selection of appropriate raw materials is a key step in the supplement production process, which directly affects the quality of the final product. These raw materials should be of high quality and based on solid scientific evidence, which guarantees their effectiveness and safety of use.

Science-Based Ingredient Selection

To maintain the scientific nature of the formula, it is necessary to use ingredients that are well-researched and whose effectiveness has been proven by studies. These ingredients should also be biocompatible, which means that the human body can easily absorb them and use them effectively.

Global Sources of Raw Materials

While it may be tempting to rely only on ingredients from local sources such as Poland, for some ingredients it is better to source them from other regions of the world where they are naturally occurring and traditionally used. For example, Ashwagandha is best sourced directly from India, ensuring its authenticity and highest quality.

Cooperation with an Experienced Production Partner

It is also crucial to choose an experienced manufacturing partner that has access to a global network of certified raw material suppliers. Such a partner will not only help you purchase the best ingredients, but will also ensure that all raw materials comply with applicable quality and safety standards. Thanks to this, you can be sure that your dietary supplement will not only be effective, but also safe for consumers.

Raw materials for the production of dietary supplements from IOC

Cost analysis is an important element in the production process. To achieve market success, it is necessary to determine the optimal level of product costs, which begins with a detailed analysis of price competitiveness in the market.

Competitive Analysis

Conducting a competitive analysis allows you to determine the price range for your product compared to similar supplements available on the market. This is a key step in the product formulation process, enabling a realistic and competitive price level to be set.

Determining Production Costs

For example, if your goal is expense production not exceeding PLN 10, but the current formula leads to costs of PLN 30, an experienced contract manufacturer can propose optimization of the formula to adapt it to your financial assumptions. Cooperation with such a partner allows for effective management of production costs.

Valuation Process

When submitting an inquiry on the manufacturer's website, for example via quote form, the manufacturer creates a prototype product variant and verifies the prices of raw materials from various suppliers. As a result, you will receive an initial quote that will include the costs of labor, equipment, packaging and transportation. This process usually takes 48 working hours, which allows for quick response and planning of subsequent production stages.

Placing a purchase order for dietary supplements initiates a decisive phase in the production process. This order is not only a confirmation of your commitment, but also a signal to the contract manufacturer that it can start implementing the project, starting with ordering the necessary raw materials.

Start of the production process

Submitting a purchase order means formally launching the production line. This is a key moment that allows the manufacturer to begin practical implementation of the project. Effective management of resources and logistics at this stage is essential to ensure the smoothness of the entire process. Placing an order allows the manufacturer to act quickly in ordering and preparing raw materials that are consistent with the product specification and are crucial for the quality of the final dietary supplement.

The process of ordering and receiving raw materials is the most time-consuming stage in the production of dietary supplements, often lasting up to 12 weeks. This length results from our commitment to providing products of the highest freshness, as we individually order each batch of raw materials for specific production needs.

Availability of Raw Materials in Domestic Warehouses

Raw materials available in national warehouses are usually delivered within approximately 2 weeks. This process takes much longer when we have to import raw materials from abroad.

Custom Raw Materials and International Transport

To ensure the highest freshness and quality, we often order raw materials specifically for the needs of a given production. This is especially important for ingredients such as probiotics, which, as living microorganisms, require cultivation on special fermentation media. This production process may take approximately 6 weeks.

Additionally, if the raw materials come from distant regions such as the United States or Asia, the total delivery time, including international transport and customs procedures, can reach 12 weeks.

The decision to wait for fresh raw materials is strategic and justified because it allows us to deliver the highest quality product. Our commitment to freshness and special order raw materials directly translates into customer satisfaction and the effectiveness of our dietary supplements.

The raw materials that we produce ourselves include liposomal vitamins, various types of marine collagen, as well as unique plant extracts and oils.

Find out more about the raw materials we produce ourselves.

Jako contract manufacturer of dietary supplements, we adopt the principle "trust, but verify". Although raw material suppliers provide us with a Certificate of Analysis (COA), we always carefully verify the quality of the supplied raw materials.

Quarantine and Testing of Raw Materials

Once raw materials arrive at our production facility, we quarantine each batch and conduct thorough testing before moving them to our warehouse. This process is necessary to ensure the safety and effectiveness of our final products.

Types of Tests Performed

We carry out various tests to guarantee the highest quality of raw materials:

  • Identity and performance tests: We verify whether the raw material actually contains what is declared and whether it contains the appropriate amount of active ingredients.
  • Microbiological compatibility tests: We carry out tests to detect and prevent the presence of harmful microorganisms such as bacteria, molds and yeasts.
  • Compatibility tests for the presence of heavy metals: We monitor levels of lead, mercury, cadmium and arsenic to ensure they are below established safety standards.

Test Duration

The entire raw material testing process usually takes from 1 to 4 weeks, depending on the number of tests required and the possible need for additional tests. Our meticulous approach to quality control is crucial to ensure that each supplement produced is not only effective, but also safe for consumers.

R&D laboratory work, sometimes referred to as trial runs, plays a key role in the production process, especially in the case of complex dietary supplement formulas. They are carried out mainly at the client's special request or in situations when the dietary supplement requires a particularly precise approach when formulating.

During this work, we mix raw materials and then produce a limited number of tablets, capsules or powders in the laboratory. The goal is to check whether the formula retains its properties and is effective in the finished product form. Based on this, we can adjust the composition and production technique to optimize the final effects.

Depending on needs, the contract manufacturer provides product samples to the customer for evaluation. This evaluation and testing step is extremely important because it allows customers to directly evaluate and approve the formula before mass production.

The time required to complete laboratory R&D varies from 1 to 7 days, depending on whether additional formula adjustments are necessary. After receiving customer approval, the process can move to the mass production stage, which is another important step in providing high-quality dietary supplements.

This laboratory work not only confirms the quality and effectiveness of the product, but also provides a scientific understanding of the interactions between ingredients. Thanks to this, we are able to constantly improve our products, providing customers with supplements that are not only effective but also safe.

The production of a pilot batch is an optional step in our production process that we decide to implement when we deem it advisable, especially in the case of complex formulas.

After analyzing the results of R&D laboratory work, manufacturer of dietary supplements starts producing a pilot batch using actual production equipment. This step is crucial to verify that the product will function properly during mass production. If any problems are noticed during this stage, the formula may require appropriate modifications, which in turn may require additional approval by the brand owner.

The implementation of a pilot batch usually takes from 1 to 7 days, depending on the need to make any corrections. This is the time that allows for thorough testing of all aspects of production and is extremely important to ensure that the final product will meet all the expectations of both customers and the market. If everything goes according to plan, the contract manufacturer can proceed to full production without any problems, ensuring efficiency and the highest quality of the supplements.

Machines for the production of dietary supplements – specialized devices automating the production of tablets, capsules, powders and gels. They ensure high precision, efficiency and quality control at every stage. This category includes tablet presses, capsule presses, powder mixers, jelly production machines, and packaging and labeling equipment. Thanks to them, manufacturers can carry out mass production, ensuring constant, repeatable product quality. The production of dietary supplements begins in a well-equipped factory. Here are the key machines and devices necessary in the production process:
  • Scales and balances: Precise scales for measuring active ingredients and excipients.
  • Particle modifiers: Roller compactors and granulators to achieve uniformity and appropriate consistency of the product.
  • Industrial blenders: Ribbon blenders and V-blenders ensure uniformity of the mixture.

Capsule Filling and Tablet Production

After precise mixing of the ingredients, the capsule filling or tablet production phase begins:
  • Capsule machines: Automatic machines precisely fill the capsules with the finished mixture.
  • Pill presses: The powder mixture is formed into tablets of appropriate dimensions and shapes.

Packaging Line

The last stage of production is packaging:
  • Packaging line: Capsules and tablets are automatically packed into bottles, labeled, secured with seals and packed into collective boxes.
Each step of the process is subject to rigorous quality control to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the finished product.

The production implementation stage is the decisive moment when the finished product is created. The use of different equipment such as blenders, capsule filling machines and tablet presses depends on the dosage form of the product. Production can take from several hours to several days and includes a number of stages, including additional control tests.

Achieving mixture homogeneity:

In the process of creating a dietary supplement, it is crucial that all ingredients - vitamins, minerals, herbs - are thoroughly and evenly mixed in a large commercial blender. This mixing method guarantees that each capsule, tablet or powder from a given batch will contain a constant, predetermined amount of nutrients. Samples of this mixture are then sent to the laboratory to confirm the uniformity of the levels of the individual ingredients.

Mass uniformity (ongoing weight tests):

Once the mixture is homogeneous, the next step is to ensure that each tablet and capsule has the appropriate weight, which is key to confirming their nutritional value. During the production process, the weight of capsules and tablets is regularly monitored. Data regarding their thickness and hardness are also recorded. Appropriate documentation of mass uniformity ensures that all results are within an acceptable range. Capsules and tablets that do not meet these criteria are rejected.

Disintegration tests:

The disintegration test involves placing a capsule or tablet in temperature-controlled water or a buffer solution, where it is agitated to simulate the action of digestive muscles. This process allows you to check whether the tablet or capsule will disintegrate within the expected time, which is important for the proper absorption of active ingredients in the human digestive system. If the tests show proper disintegration within the specified time, it is a good sign that the product will be effectively absorbed by the body.

These intensive inspection and testing steps are necessary to ensure that every dietary supplement produced is not only effective, but also safe and complies with all quality standards.

Quality control is a key step in the dietary supplement production process that ensures that each product meets specific quality and safety standards. This process includes a series of activities to verify that the final products comply with the requirements for composition, purity, potency and safety.

Inspections and Testing

Quality control begins at the stage of receiving raw materials. Each batch of raw materials is carefully checked for compliance with specified specifications. Identity tests are carried out to confirm that the delivered raw materials are what they claim to be. Additionally, potency and purity tests are performed to ensure that the raw materials do not contain contaminants and have the appropriate potency.

Monitoring the Production Process

During production, all stages of the process are monitored to ensure compliance with production guidelines and quality standards. This includes regular inspections and calibrations of equipment, monitoring production conditions, and conducting tests at various points in the production process such as mixing, granulation, tableting and encapsulation.

Tests of Finished Products

After production is completed, finished products are subjected to a series of tests to confirm their quality. These tests include chemical composition analysis, microbiological tests and tests for the presence of heavy metals. Additionally, solubility and release tests of active ingredients are performed to ensure that the supplements will be effective when consumed.

Certification and Documentation

After completing all tests and inspections, each batch of products receives a Certificate of Analysis (COA), which confirms that the product meets all required quality and safety standards. This certificate is an integral part of the production documentation and is provided to customers as proof of product quality.

Audit and Quality Review

Regular internal audits and quality system reviews are carried out to ensure that all procedures are followed and quality standards are continuously maintained and improved. These audits help identify potential areas for improvement and ensure compliance with applicable regulations and industry standards.

Complaints and Product Tracking

As part of quality control, the company must also be prepared to handle complaints and track products. The tracking system allows for quick identification and recall of product batches if any quality problems are detected. Effective complaint management and product tracking are key to maintaining consumer trust and protecting your brand.

Quality control is a fundamental element of our business, ensuring that every dietary supplement produced is safe, effective and consistent with the highest quality standards.

Packaging and labeling is a key stage in the production process of dietary supplements, which not only protects the product, but also serves as information and marketing. At this stage, we ensure compliance with legal regulations, the aesthetics of packaging and their functionality to ensure the highest quality and safety of products.

Compliance with Legal Regulations

Our packaging and labeling processes are fully compliant with applicable dietary supplement laws. We cooperate with leading law firms in Poland that specialize in dietary supplement law to ensure that our products meet all required regulations. This includes detailed label information such as ingredients, nutritional values, expiration dates, manufacturer information, and any required warnings and consumption recommendations.

Personalized Packaging Design

Each product is unique, which is why we offer fully personalized packaging that can be tailored to the individual needs and preferences of our customers. Our team of graphic designers creates unique designs that not only catch the eye, but also effectively communicate the value and quality of the product. From the selection of packaging materials to the graphic design of labels, we take care of every detail to ensure that the final product is not only functional, but also aesthetically attractive.

Packaging Process

The packaging process involves several key steps, including filling, sealing, labeling and securing products. All these stages are carried out with the highest precision and attention to hygiene to ensure that the product remains in perfect condition from production to delivery to the customer. We use advanced packaging technologies that guarantee the tightness and durability of the packaging, protecting the supplements against external factors.

Labeling

Our labels are designed for clarity and regulatory compliance. The information on the labels is printed using the highest quality technology, which ensures their durability and readability. Each label provides detailed product information, including ingredients, instructions for use, expiration dates, and any required warnings. Thanks to cooperation with law firms, our labels meet all legal requirements, which avoids potential problems and ensures compliance with regulations.

Partnership with law firms

We cooperate with leading law firms in Poland specializing in dietary supplement law. Thanks to this, we can constantly monitor changes in regulations and adapt our packaging and labeling processes so that they are always compliant with the latest regulations. Our partnership with law firms ensures that each batch of products complies with applicable standards and regulations, giving our clients confidence and peace of mind.

Packaging and labeling are more than just the last step in the production process - they are a key element that affects consumer perception of the product and its success on the market. Therefore, we make every effort to ensure that every detail is refined and the final product is not only safe and compliant with regulations, but also visually attractive and functional.

Final product testing is an integral part of the contract manufacturing process of dietary supplements, which includes checking compliance with requirements regarding ingredient identification, potency, microbiology and heavy metal content.

Certificate of Analysis

Just like testing raw materials, finished products also undergo detailed tests, which result in the issuance of a Certificate of Analysis (COA). This document is provided to the customer for approval before distribution begins.

Process Completion and Distribution

Once approved, the final product is ready to be shipped to the distribution warehouse, marking the completion of the manufacturing process. In some cases, products may be additionally tested for stability, which is especially important if the manufacturer has its own capabilities to conduct these tests, thus reducing the costs of external laboratory tests.

Stability Tests

Stability tests are performed to confirm that a product's expiration date has sound scientific support. These tests allow us to determine the sensitivity of ingredients to damage and the degree to which they may lose their potency over time. Thanks to this, we are able to determine the durability of the supplement.

Such testing ensures that the product will maintain its claimed effectiveness throughout its shelf life, which is crucial to maintaining consumer confidence and the effectiveness of the supplement.

Certifications and Compliance with Regulations in the Production of Dietary Supplements

A key aspect of contract manufacturing of dietary supplements is compliance with appropriate certifications and regulations. Certifications such as ISO 22000, 9001, 22716, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points), and GHP (Good Hygiene Practice) are necessary to ensure the highest quality and safety of products. Our many years of experience in the global market allow us to meet these requirements with the utmost care.

For many retailers and e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, it is crucial that dietary supplements are produced in GMP-certified facilities. This type of certification provides consumers and sellers with assurance that the product has been manufactured in accordance with best industry practices.

Additionally, certifications such as NSF Certified for Sport provide additional assurance to athletes, trainers, dietitians and consumers about the safety of supplements. Kosher and Halal certifications are also important for consumers who want products that meet their dietary standards.

Another aspect is organic products. Having authorization to produce this type of product is important if the brand wants to offer supplements certified as organic.

Our company, being an experienced contract manufacturer, not only has the above-mentioned certifications, but also engages in practices in the field of CRM (Customer Relationship Management), Lean Management, CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) and others, which strengthens our position on the market and provides customers with highest quality products, compliant with the latest European standards and regulations.

Storage and distribution are the final but extremely important stages in the production of dietary supplements. Proper storage and effective logistics are crucial to maintaining the quality of products and ensuring their timely delivery to customers.

Storage

Our modern warehouses are equipped with systems that control storage conditions, such as temperature and humidity, to ensure an optimal environment for dietary supplements. Supplements are stored in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements and legal regulations, which guarantees their durability and safety. Regular inspections and monitoring of storage conditions allow us to maintain the highest quality standards.

Transport and Distribution

In Poland, we provide transport under controlled conditions thanks to contracts signed with leading transport companies specializing in the transport of medicines and dietary supplements. Thanks to this, we can guarantee that products are transported in optimal conditions, which is crucial for their quality and safety.

In the case of international transport, customers have the option of ordering transport themselves. However, our logistics team is always ready to help organize and coordinate international shipments, providing support and consulting at every stage of the process. Our extensive network of logistics partners enables us to support customers in choosing the best transport solutions.

Logistics Support Management

Our logistics facilities are managed by an experienced team of specialists who take care of every aspect of the warehousing and distribution process. We use advanced warehouse management systems (WMS) that allow for effective inventory management, minimization of storage time and optimization of logistics processes.

Personalized Logistics Solutions

We realize that each customer has unique needs, which is why we offer personalized logistics solutions. At the customer's request, we can adapt storage and distribution processes to specific requirements, such as special storage conditions or specific delivery dates. Our goal is to ensure that each product reaches its recipient in perfect condition and on time.

Security and Regulatory Compliance

The safety of our products is our priority. All our warehousing and distribution processes comply with applicable legal regulations and industry standards. Regular audits and inspections ensure that our operations meet the highest standards of quality and safety.

Thanks to advanced warehousing infrastructure and strong logistics partnerships, we are able to provide reliable, efficient and safe storage and distribution of dietary supplements. Our commitment to quality at every stage of the production process, from raw materials to customer delivery, allows us to offer the highest quality products that meet the expectations of our customers.

Photo of dietary supplement production certificates held by IOC: GMP, ISO and others

Regulations Concerning the Production of Dietary Supplements in the European Union

The dietary supplements market in the European Union is strictly regulated, ensuring a high level of product safety and quality. European regulations define dietary supplements as food, which means they must comply with certain standards and regulations before they hit the market.

Supervision of dietary supplements in the EU

The European Union sets detailed guidelines on the ingredients, labeling, advertising and safety of dietary supplements. The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) plays a key role in assessing the safety of ingredients used in supplements, as well as in monitoring the market to identify and eliminate illegal products.

Advertising regulations for dietary supplements

Advertisements for dietary supplements in the European Union must comply with the law and cannot contain unproven health claims. The European Commission and local regulatory authorities closely supervise promotional material to ensure that it does not mislead consumers about the medicinal or therapeutic properties of products.

Compliance with certifications and regulations

The production of dietary supplements in Europe requires compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), which is a guarantee that products are produced in a systematic and controlled manner, in accordance with the quality required for health protection purposes. Certificates such as ISO 22000, GMP and HACCP are necessary to ensure continuity of standards and product safety.

The importance of transparency and product traceability

In the European Union, manufacturers of dietary supplements must ensure full transparency of production processes and the ability to trace each batch of the product. This not only increases consumer confidence, but also enables quick response when non-compliant products are detected.

The future of Dietary Supplement Production in the European Union

The dietary supplement industry in Europe continues to develop, responding to growing consumer demands for product effectiveness and safety. Trends such as personalization of supplementation or increased interest in vegan and organic products influence the directions of development of the sector. In response to these changes, manufacturers must continually evaluate and adapt their production processes to meet both regulations and market expectations.

A commissioned production plant of a contract company International Organic Company

Dietary Supplements Production. Summary

The production of dietary supplements is a comprehensive process that includes formula development, production, packaging and distribution of health products. While contract manufacturing of dietary supplements is one operating model, this text focuses on the overall dietary supplement manufacturing process, regardless of whether the products are custom-built or private-label.

When it comes to the production of dietary supplements, it is important who owns the brand. For companies producing under their own brand, they own the brand and have control over the final product. In the case of contract production, the owner of the brand is the client who orders the production.

The production of dietary supplements requires access to a wide range of raw materials, advanced packaging options and flexible production lines. R&D laboratories must have extensive knowledge and experience in formulating products in various forms and compositions. Employees of these laboratories are always up to date with the latest research and scientific work in the dietary supplement industry. It is also worth emphasizing the importance of continuous training and legal support related to the production of supplements.

For those looking for more information about contract manufacturing, please visit page, where you will find detailed information about this specific service. In our opinion, choosing an experienced partner in contract production on the domestic and international market is crucial. IOC has extensive experience in this field and invites you to cooperate in the field of contract production of dietary supplements.

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