Start with the product
Your brand needs a defensible product brief.
Choose White Quebracho or Viñal briquettes, then define the physical format, specification, pack construction, market language and substantiated claims. Artwork follows the product and destination-market requirements—not the other way around.
Private-label workflow
Move from brief to shipment in controlled stages.
- 01
Select the product
Confirm the raw material, intended application and required specification categories.
- 02
Define the pack
Agree material, nominal weight, dimensions, language, barcode and legal copy.
- 03
Review claims
Match statements such as FSC, EN 1860-2, additives, ash or burn performance to current evidence.
- 04
Approve artwork
Check print files, required marks, shipping information and written approval status.
- 05
Plan production
Connect forecast, pack availability, production timing and quality checks.
- 06
Prepare shipment
Confirm palletization, loading basis, destination and required commercial documents.
On-pack claims
Print only what the current evidence supports.
Statements such as “no additives,” “natural,” “FSC-certified,” “EN 1860-2,” “long burning,” “low ash” or “restaurant grade” must match the actual product, current specification and supporting documents.
BRICAPAR can review the production and product information it supplies; the brand owner remains responsible for destination-market legal copy and approvals.
Artwork status
Tell the export team whether you have a finished brand, dieline and print-ready files, or whether the project is still at the product-selection stage.
Project guide
Prepare a stronger private-label brief.
Use the buyer guide to organize decisions on product, packaging, artwork, claims and supply planning.
Private label
Start a private-label briquette project.
Share the product, market, pack, forecast, destination and artwork status.