Not every supplement brief starts with an ingredient list. Some start with a consumer – someone who can’t sleep, or wants more energy, or is looking for daily gut support. Both are valid starting points.
Sports, fitness, pre-workout, stamina and daily energy formulas. B-vitamins, adaptogens, amino acids and electrolytes across capsules, tablets, powders and shots.
Melatonin sprays, magnesium formulas, ashwagandha capsules and multi-ingredient evening blends. Two very different product types – single-active pharmacy staples and complex botanical combinations – each with its own brief.
Vitamin C, zinc, elderberry, beta-glucans and botanical blends across tablets, capsules, shots and sprays. Daily maintenance formulas and acute-onset products are not the same brief – both are covered.
Probiotics, prebiotics, fibre blends, digestive enzymes and botanical gut support formulas. One of the fastest-growing categories in European supplement retail, and one with more formulation complexity than most brands expect.
Nootropic blends, botanical extracts, functional mushrooms, DHA and B-complex formulas for focus, memory and mental performance positioning. A category that’s moved well beyond the basic B-vitamin complex it started as.
High-EPA omega-3, CoQ10, plant sterols, magnesium and multi-ingredient cardiovascular wellness formulas. A category where regulatory clarity matters before the brief is written.
Yes – and many brands do. A formula combining omega-3, CoQ10 and vitamin D3+K2 covers heart health and bone health simultaneously. An adaptogen blend with B vitamins covers both energy and stress resilience. The category pages here reflect primary positioning rather than rigid boundaries. Share your brief and we’ll confirm which ingredients and formats suit the concept.
They cover them from different angles. Ingredient pages explain what a specific active is, what forms it comes in and what formats it suits. Benefit pages organized by consumers need – useful if you know what you want to achieve but haven’t decided on the formula yet. Both routes lead to the same manufacturing capability.
Gut health and cognitive supplements have seen the strongest growth in European retail over the last few years. Immunity remains high volume, particularly in autumn and winter. Heart health is the most consistent pharmacy category year-round. Energy is the most competitive. All six are active categories with ongoing demand.
Yes. Our private label library includes tested formulas across all the benefit categories listed here. Most can be adjusted on dose, actives or format before the production run. The fastest route from concept to shelf for most brands.
Share your brief. These six categories reflect the most common supplement briefs we receive – they don’t cover everything we produce. If your concept sits outside them, our R&D team will assess fit and recommend the right formulation approach.
Share your format, indicative volume and target markets and we will come back to you within a few business days to confirm receipt and let you know what we need to prepare a full response. Pricing, capability details and a fit assessment follow as soon as we have reviewed your brief.