01 / PRODUCT
Set the specification.
- Identify the product and target market.
- Describe size, ingredients or preparation, net and drained weights where relevant.
- List documents or testing information the buyer expects to review.
ATLAS / PRIVATE-LABEL SOURCING
Your brand.
A defined production brief.
Private label is more than a logo on a can or jar. Atlas helps international buyers describe the product, packaging, artwork and approval responsibilities that a suitable Moroccan producer would need to assess.
Build a private-label RFQILLUSTRATIVE IMAGE / NOT A CONFIRMED PRODUCT OFFER
BEFORE ASKING FOR A QUOTE
Make the scope
visible to both sides.
A private-label price only makes sense with a defined recipe or product standard, saleable unit, label scope, quantity and delivery basis. Atlas records what is known and what still requires producer confirmation.
02 / BRAND & PACK
Assign responsibilities.
- State whether the buyer supplies artwork or needs design support.
- Record label language, barcode, pack material and carton configuration.
- Define who reviews and approves proofs and final samples.
03 / EXECUTION
Confirm the conditions.
- Ask about minimum quantities, sample process and production timing for the exact scope.
- Align destination, requested trade term and named place.
- Check current capability and documentation before treating any producer as suitable.
START WITH WHAT YOU KNOW
A stronger brief.
A clearer first conversation.
Submit the known requirements and leave open decisions clearly marked. A request is not an order or a guarantee of supply.
Start a private-label request