Retail program
Design the product, pack and supply plan together.
Retail success depends on more than the bag front. Product specification, pack construction, nominal weight, artwork, legal copy, pallet stability, seasonal forecast and replenishment requirements must work as one program.
Decision framework
Translate category requirements into a manufacturing brief.
Product
Raw material, format, dimensions, tolerance, analytical criteria and agreed test evidence.
Presentation
Pack material, nominal weight, handle or closure if relevant, print, language and barcode.
Supply
Forecast, approval timing, packing control, pallet layout, destination and repeat-order plan.
Claims governance
Make every front-of-pack statement reviewable.
A claim should be specific enough to test and supported by the current product documents. FSC, EN 1860-2, composition and performance statements require separate review; none should be inferred from the others.
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Useful first enquiry
Include your target retail channel, desired pack, annual or seasonal forecast, destination market, artwork status and mandatory document list.
Retail & supermarket
Plan a buyer-branded briquette range.
Start with the category brief and the decisions already made.