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// SUPPLEMENT SOURCING · PRIVATE LABEL · CUSTOM BRIEFS

Supplement sourcing
for your next
product line.

Nutrivelta coordinates supplement sourcing, private-label packaging and custom formulation briefs for brands, importers and business buyers. Compare supplier-listed products across six formats.

Explore supplement products Compare sourcing routes Build a custom brief
6product formats
2sourcing routes
Specificationsfor your sourcing brief
Formula & servingFormat & packagingDocuments & scopeSample & order

// FIND YOUR FORMAT

Six supplement formats.
Start with the product.

Compare gummies, capsules, powders, liquids, tablets and softgels. Each format brings a different set of serving, ingredient and packaging decisions.

Gummies

Texture, flavor and a clearly defined serving.

Capsules

Shell, fill and formula, considered together.

Powders

From ingredient identity to the finished pack.

Liquids & drops

A clear brief for drinks and measured drops.

Tablets

Shape, serving and presentation to discuss.

Softgels

Fill, shell and pack requirements to confirm.

// SUPPLIER-LISTED PRODUCTS

Compare a specific product.

Explore the catalog

Compare supplier-listed products such as L-methylfolate gummies, NAC capsules, fiber powder and soursop drops. Review the reference ingredients, serving and pack size before asking for a sample or quotation.

L-Methylfolate Gummies — illustrative private-label packaging

Gummies · PRODUCT BRIEF

L-Methylfolate Gummies

Product identity
L-Methylfolate with methyl B12 gummies
Source pack
60 gummies; source panel lists 2 gummies per serving and 30 servings

Supplier-listed product · quotation specific to your brief

Explore product
NAC Capsules — illustrative private-label packaging

Capsules · PRODUCT BRIEF

NAC Capsules

Main ingredient
N-Acetyl Cysteine
Pack count
60 capsules per source front label; 30 servings × 2 capsules

Supplier-listed product · quotation specific to your brief

Explore product
Prebiotic Fiber Powder — illustrative private-label packaging

Powder · PRODUCT BRIEF

Prebiotic Fiber Powder

Main ingredient
Fiber Supplement (as source attribute; exact fiber identity not disclosed)
Net weight
300g source attribute and front label agree

Supplier-listed product · quotation specific to your brief

Explore product

Explore options across six formats and compare the specifications for your project. YOUR LOGO illustrations show possible presentation; the agreed specification and artwork define the final product.

// TWO WAYS TO BEGIN

A listed product.
Or a new formulation brief.

01 / PRIVATE LABEL

Begin with a listed product.

Choose a supplier-listed product, identify what stays the same and specify the label, pack or formula changes you need.

Explore private label
02 / CUSTOM FORMULATION

Define a different formulation.

Bring an ingredient and serving brief for supplier feasibility review, sample planning and a defined development scope.

Explore custom formulation

// FROM BRIEF TO ORDER

Define. Compare.
Agree the next step.

01

Define the requirement

Choose a product or outline a formula, market, format and expected quantity.

Output: A product brief

02

Compare the proposal

Review the supplier specification, sample scope, packaging and required documents.

Output: A defined product and review scope

03

Agree the next step

Record the selected version, quotation, order conditions and responsible parties.

Output: A written project decision

See how the process works

// QUALITY & DOCUMENTATION

Product, report,
and responsible party.

Request the records that answer your procurement questions. Identify the proposed product and the supplier behind each specification, report or facility document.

Product specification

Define the ingredient identity, serving basis, format and packaging that the quotation refers to.

  • Formula or ingredient specification
  • Per-unit and per-serving amounts
  • Packaging and storage requirements

Report scope

Read the product, material or batch identified in a report before applying its results to an order.

  • Named material or finished product
  • Lot or batch reference when relevant
  • Test methods, units, limits and date

Company and facility

Check the actual holder, facility address, scope and validity of any certificate presented.

  • Certificate holder and issuing body
  • Facility and activity covered
  • Validity and permission to share
Review the document checklist

// PLAN THE PACK

The product brief
includes the packaging.

Specify the container, fill or count, closure, label and transport pack alongside the formula. The packaging brief then becomes part of the supplier quotation and sample review.

Build the packaging brief Download the sourcing brief checklist

// BUYER RESOURCES

Compare the options.
Build a better brief.

Explore buyer resources

Supplier selection, format comparisons and formulation questions, with original sources and their limits.

// BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE

Start with the questions
that shape the order.

How do I start with a listed product?

Include the product name or source ID, target market, expected quantity and any changes to the formula or pack. We use those details to request the current supplier specification and define the quotation scope.

Can you help with a different formula?

Share the ingredients, intended amounts per serving, preferred format, target market and expected quantity. We coordinate the supplier feasibility discussion and identify the proposed development work, samples and responsibilities.

How is the minimum order determined?

The supplier quotation sets the minimum for the selected formula, format, packaging and unit of measure. Label-only changes, a different pack and a new formulation can have different order conditions; include the intended configuration in your brief.

How do I request a sample?

Tell us which product or formula you want to evaluate and the questions the sample should answer. Sample type, version, quantity, charges, shipping and evaluation scope are agreed before an arrangement is made.

Which documents can I ask for?

Start with the current product specification, then identify the material, finished-product or batch records needed for your project. We discuss availability with the supplier and retain the named holder, product, facility, methods, date and scope of each record.

What determines the project schedule?

Formula review, sample evaluation, packaging, artwork approval, production, release and dispatch have separate dependencies. The written proposal sets the milestones for the agreed product, quantity and responsible parties.

// FOR YOUR PRODUCT BRIEF

Choose the sourcing route for your product

Explore the six product formats Move from broad supplier exploration to product selection.Compare private-label requirements Explain the starting point and actual decisions of the listed-product path.Build a custom-formulation brief Separate a new development discussion from an existing product direction.Compare supplier evidence Give procurement decision-makers a source-led selection framework.

// YOUR NEXT STEP

Which supplement are you planning?

Share the product or ingredient direction, target market and expected quantity. Add your required pack or specification if you have one.

Start your product brief