Industrialising a product is not as easy as it sounds. As an independent development laboratory, Labosphère develops cosmetic formulas that can be industrialised, and the person responsible for bringing the product to market can have it manufactured by the manufacturer of her choice.
Today, many of our customers ask us for advice on this subject because they don’t necessarily know who to turn to. Unfortunately, there is no such thing as an “ideal” manufacturer. It’s the economic, industrial and technological constraints that will make the right choice.
Before the products are ready for sale, here are a few constraints that the Responsible Person will have to deal with, because let’s not forget that in the event of a problem (whatever it may be), it is the Responsible Person who will be contacted by the control authorities.

Minimum order: threshold below which the manufacturer in question does not want to manufacture
• One of the first “hurdles” to overcome ( if you pass the telephone hurdle and are sufficiently credible) is that of production minimums. In fact, some manufacturers impose a minimum number of units to be produced. If you’re in the launch phase of your product, this will certainly be …