przez pawel | paź 13, 2026 | English
Changing cosmetics manufacturers requires confirmation that the new partner can make a product that meets the agreed specification. The formula, process and components need to be checked, and tasks divided between the brand and the manufacturer. Separately, the...
przez pawel | wrz 24, 2026 | English
Launching a product does not bring the manufacturing work to an end. Once sales begin, the brand needs to translate sell-through, inventory and commercial plans into repeat orders. Ordering too late risks a stockout; ordering too early can tie up cash in inventory...
przez pawel | wrz 2, 2026 | Case study, English
A beauty brand approached Canexpol Group to transfer the production of 10 SKUs and launch the products in Rossmann stores within a tight timeframe. The project covered formula and sample development, packaging coordination, manufacturing, filling and packing,...
przez pawel | sie 13, 2026 | English
Cosmetics manufacturing does not begin when the mixer is switched on. Before the first batch can be produced, the brand and manufacturer must make a number of decisions concerning the formulation, raw materials, packaging, testing, documentation and labelling. The...
przez pawel | sie 13, 2026 | English
The minimum order quantity, or MOQ, is one of the first parameters a brand should establish before beginning cosmetics production. It is not simply a matter of how many units need to be ordered. MOQ directly affects the project budget, packaging choices, inventory...
przez pawel | lip 31, 2026 | English
Outsourcing cosmetic manufacturing is about much more than simply having a product made. It is a strategic decision about which areas of the business a brand wants to manage in-house and which responsibilities are better entrusted to a manufacturing partner with the...
