You’re probably familiar with more private label products than you know. Private labeling is when a retailer creates their own brand using a third-party product—so any “store” or “generic” brand is actually a private label product. Private label manufacturers make deals with businesses or individuals to sell their product, unattributed, under the client’s own label. For example, at Liquid Manufacturing Solutions, Inc., we contract with clients to import and distribute high-quality olive oils sold as their own brand. It’s mutually beneficial—olive oil distributors see a higher volume of sales, and retailers are able to increase their store’s offerings at a... View Article
Business expansion in Ohio is an exciting yet challenging endeavor. Are you ready to move forward with your entrepreneurial efforts? If you have an oil product, you might be ready for olive oil co-packing in Ohio. To determine if you are ready for a co-packer, ask yourself the following key questions. The answers will guide your next business decisions and how you move forward with your product sales. Is my recipe scalable? The creation of your oil product may seem simple to you, but you must consider if this simplicity translates to a larger scale of production. Are there any... View Article
Do you use the terms “co-packing” and “private label” interchangeably? Many people do, but this is an incorrect application of the terms. The two methods are quite distinct. Private label in Ohio involves different processes than the tasks performed by a co-packer in Ohio. Here’s an overview of each of these terms to distinguish the difference. Co-Packing A co-packer in Ohio takes on the task of both manufacturing a good and packaging it for another company. A mutually agreed upon contract guides this work. The contract typically states that the co-packer will produce the goods as if the other company... View Article
If you’re not very well educated in the world of extra virgin olive oil, you might be wondering exactly how you can guarantee you’re getting a high-quality bottle of oil when you’re out at the grocery store. The good news is that there are only a few things you really need to look for on each bottle to be sure of its quality. You don’t need to have a thorough understanding of how the fruits are harvested or how the oil is processed. If you really care about getting a bottle of olive oil for sale in Ohio that is... View Article
