How to tell a genuine body lotion manufacturer from a trading company before you pay a deposit, with the live-video, certificate, and tooling checks that protect your private label order.
A practical specification template for briefing a body lotion manufacturer on a custom formula — covering product concept, sensory profile, actives, stability, compliance, IP, sampling, and production hand-off.
Factory-sourced vs buyer-nominated components, stock moulds vs custom tooling, matching pumps to viscosity, decoration cost comparison and how component lead times stack against your filling date.
Accelerated and real-time stability, freeze-thaw cycling, preservative efficacy testing, microbiological limits and packaging compatibility - the validation pack every buyer should require before releasing a mass production order.
The export and logistics layer of a private label body lotion order: dangerous goods classification, the full export document pack, HS codes, EXW vs FOB vs CIF vs DDP, sea versus air economics, and a realistic door-to-door timeline.
How quality control really works inside a body lotion factory: incoming material checks, in-process monitoring, AQL sampling levels, fill weight tolerance, stability and challenge testing, and the documentation to demand before final payment.
Stock, factory-funded or paid custom development - who actually owns your body lotion formula? A buyer's guide to IP ownership models, NNN agreements, exclusivity clauses and technology transfer.
A professional protocol for evaluating body lotion samples from your manufacturer: sensory testing, stability and compatibility checks, feedback rounds, and the golden sample approval process.
A realistic step-by-step timeline of the body lotion OEM production process — from first brief and sampling to compliance, mass production, QC, and shipment — so B2B buyers can plan launches with confidence.
A practical 15-question audit checklist for vetting any body lotion manufacturer — covering certifications, formulation capability, MOQ, quality control, and logistics — before you commit to a contract.
