If you already have a probiotic formulation, the challenge is not product development — it is finding a manufacturer who can produce it consistently, at scale, with the documentation your market requires.

Our OEM service is built for exactly that. You bring the formula. We handle production, quality control, packaging, and export documentation.

What We Do

We manufacture probiotic solid beverages, stick sachets, tablets, and dietary fiber powders on automated production lines. Our 70,000㎡ campus in Shandong supports scalable production, and our five-gate QC release system covers raw materials, fermentation, formulation, packaging, and finished goods.

For brands with an existing formula, we can:

• Source and verify raw materials, including probiotic strains and prebiotics

• Produce pilot batches to validate the process at production scale

• Run stability testing for your target market

• Manufacture commercial batches with batch-to-batch consistency

• Handle packaging and labeling according to your design files

What You Get

Every OEM order includes:

Batch COA (Certificate of Analysis)

Strain identity reports

Export documentation for your market

Batch-level traceability from raw material to finished product

We do not claim to handle regulatory approvals for you. What we provide is the technical documentation your regulatory team or consultant needs to move faster.

Why Brands Choose Our OEM Service

1. Real R&D Backing

Our joint laboratory with Jiangnan University and 20+ granted patents mean your formula is produced on a platform with real research depth — not a commodity line.

2. Microencapsulation Technology

Our advanced microencapsulation ensures over 90% of live bacteria reach the gut, with acid, salt and bile tolerance built into the formulation.

3. Flexible MOQ

We work with brands at different stages, from pilot runs to commercial volumes. MOQ can be discussed based on your project.

Let's Talk About Your Formula

Send us your formula, target market, and estimated volumes. We will review feasibility, confirm timelines, and provide a quotation.