Food-grade powder manufacturing for established and growing brands.

Yes. Tell us about your product, the packaging format you have in mind and where you need formulation support. We can discuss the development work and manufacturing requirements together, including a path to repeat production. Start with a product overview; a finished formula is not needed for an initial enquiry.

A transfer starts with your current specification and the finished product you need to match. Ingredient characteristics, powder flow, blending requirements and packaging compatibility need to be assessed before production fit can be confirmed. Flag any non-negotiable requirements at the start; any proposed changes should be agreed before proceeding.

Prepare a product overview, ingredient and allergen information, fill weights, packaging specifications, the number of products or flavours, and your next-run and annual volumes. Reference samples can also help define the target product. Start with an overview and discuss appropriate confidentiality arrangements before sharing a proprietary formula.

Work backwards from your stock cover and the date finished goods are needed. Include upcoming promotions and changes in demand. Allow for product assessment, ingredient and packaging availability, any agreed sample or trial stage, production and freight. Confirm the transfer plan before winding down your current supply.

Tell us which ingredients and packaging components you intend to supply, and where you need procurement coordination. Existing materials still need to be checked for suitability, format compatibility and availability. Supply responsibilities, quantities and delivery dates should be clear before a production run is scheduled.

Agree the product specification, reference standard, fill weight, packaging presentation and acceptance criteria upfront. Discuss whether a sample or trial stage is appropriate and what production checks and records are available for your product. This gives both teams a clear basis for reviewing the first run.

A pack count means different things for a small sachet and a large tub. Format, fill weight, blend quantity, number of products or flavours, and component availability all matter. Share the immediate run and expected order cadence so quantities, commercial terms and timing can be discussed for the full production plan.

Compare the scope as well as the price: who supplies ingredients and packaging, which blending and packing steps are included, carton requirements, freight responsibilities and any product-specific setup work. Make clear what you currently supply yourself so the proposed production arrangement can be assessed on a like-for-like basis.

We welcome enquiries from brands across Australia. Corevita’s facility is in Brendale, Queensland; include your delivery destination and stock requirements so freight responsibilities and timing can be discussed alongside production.