Fruits + Berries
Apple, blueberry, strawberry, pomegranate, raspberry and orange powders.
Proposed distinction: standardized blackcurrant fruit extract, with identity and assay specifications to be confirmed during development.
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Daily Harvest Fruits & Veggies Capsule Set
A dual-bottle capsule program pairing fruits and berries with a separate vegetable blend. Distinct orange and green packaging for private-label ranges; formula and pack targets are under development.
Development-stage product programFormula, capsule filling and finished-product testing require approval before commercial production.
TWO BOTTLES WITH DISTINCT BLENDS
Fruit and berry powders.
A separate vegetable blend.
The orange and green bottles make the two formulas easy to identify within one coordinated range.
Veggies
Broccoli, carrot, spinach, kale, beetroot and pumpkin powders.
Separate blend: vegetable ingredients in a dedicated bottle, with its own approved specification and serving instructions.
FORMULA AND PACK REVIEW
Build the specification around your market.
Proposed fruit-and-berry blend: Apple, blueberry, strawberry, pomegranate, raspberry and orange powders, with a proposed standardized blackcurrant fruit extract. Proposed vegetable blend: Broccoli, carrot, spinach, kale, beetroot and pumpkin powders. No separate vitamin C fortification is planned. Final raw materials, carrier declarations and ingredient levels follow the approved specification.
Two coordinated bottles: a proposed 60 fruit-and-berry capsules plus 60 vegetable capsules. The development target is 2 fruit-and-berry capsules and 2 vegetable capsules daily, giving a 30-day set. These counts and serving instructions remain subject to pilot filling and final approval. The image is a packaging design visualization, not a production photograph.
From the approved design to a tested product.
Fruits and berries in one bottle. Vegetables in the other.
A coordinated capsule set for supplement brands developing a plant-powder range. The orange bottle brings together fruit powders and blackcurrant extract; the green bottle carries a separate vegetable blend.
Fruit and berry bottle
Apple, blueberry, strawberry, pomegranate, raspberry and orange powders, with a proposed standardized blackcurrant fruit extract.
Vegetable bottle
Broccoli, carrot, spinach, kale, beetroot and pumpkin powders.
Development status
Product brief and packaging design confirmed. Pilot filling, safety review, analytical testing and final specifications are pending.
Private-label project review
Confirm ingredient identities, extract specification, capsule filling, bottle configuration, artwork and the market-specific quality plan before commercial production. Manufacturing-site credentials and finished-product test reports are reviewed separately.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Before samples and quotation.
What is Daily Harvest?
A coordinated private-label development program pairing fruit-and-berry capsules with a separate vegetable capsule blend.
What is in each bottle?
Apple, blueberry, strawberry, pomegranate, raspberry and orange powders, with a proposed standardized blackcurrant fruit extract. The vegetable bottle combines broccoli, carrot, spinach, kale, beetroot and pumpkin powders.
Is extra vitamin C added?
The proposed formula has no separate vitamin C fortification ingredient. Naturally occurring vitamin C may still be present; final declarations follow the approved raw materials and finished-product results.
What is the pack and daily serving?
Two coordinated bottles: a proposed 60 fruit-and-berry capsules plus 60 vegetable capsules. The development target is 2 fruit-and-berry capsules and 2 vegetable capsules daily, giving a 30-day set. These counts and serving instructions remain subject to pilot filling and final approval. The image is a packaging design visualization, not a production photograph.
Is this a verified stock formula?
No. This is a development-stage product program. The approved design is shown for project review; pilot filling, testing and final formula approval must be completed before commercial production.
What are the MOQ and lead time?
MOQ, pricing, sample timing and commercial delivery are confirmed for the selected formula, capsule, bottles and artwork. No fixed MOQ or delivery promise has been established for this program.
Can quality documents be reviewed?
Confirm the producing site and relevant facility documents during supplier review. Finished-batch COA and agreed microbiological and individual heavy-metal results can be provided only after the relevant batch and testing are completed.
Capsule manufacturing →COA and testing →Manufacturing-site documents →
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