Start by choosing the development route that fits your business:

• White Label: choose from ready-developed products for a faster launch.
• ODM: bring us your product concept and we develop the formulation with you.
• OEM: you provide or own the formulation and we manufacture it for you.

We can then assist with product selection, formulation, packaging, labeling, regulatory requirements, and production.

No. You can launch your own brand without owning a manufacturing facility. As an FDA-licensed manufacturer, Derigin Industries Inc. can manufacture for your brand through OEM, ODM, private-label, or white-label arrangements.

For regulated products in the Philippines, the appropriate FDA authorization must be secured depending on the product category. Cosmetics generally require the applicable product notification, while food supplements and other regulated food products may require the applicable product registration. We can assist clients in identifying the appropriate regulatory pathway for their product.

• LTO — License to Operate: authorization for the regulated establishment or company to perform its licensed activity.
• CPN — Certificate of Product Notification: used for cosmetic product notification.
• CPR — Certificate of Product Registration: used for applicable regulated product categories that require product registration, such as certain food and food-supplement products.

Regulatory requirements depend on the final product classification. Our team can provide documentation and filing assistance as a value-added service.

Yes. We provide in-house regulatory assistance for applicable product documentation, label review, product notification/registration support, and other FDA-related requirements within the scope of the project. Government fees and third-party testing costs, when required, are charged separately unless included in a written package quotation.

Yes. Derigin Industries Inc. is an FDA-licensed manufacturer and our manufacturing operations are conducted in accordance with applicable current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) requirements. cGMP forms part of the quality and manufacturing controls expected of licensed manufacturers and is implemented through documented procedures, sanitation and hygiene controls, personnel practices, production controls, traceability, quality checks, and regulatory inspection requirements.

Yes. As an FDA-licensed manufacturing establishment, we operate under applicable cGMP requirements for the product categories we manufacture. Our quality system includes controlled manufacturing procedures, batch documentation, sanitation and hygiene programs, raw-material and packaging controls, in-process checks, finished-product checks, and traceability.

We combine cGMP-based manufacturing controls with documented procedures and batch-level quality checks. Depending on the product, controls may include incoming-material review, weighing and dispensing controls, in-process monitoring, packaging checks, batch documentation, finished-product evaluation, and third-party laboratory testing when required.

Yes. We can issue an in-house batch COA or quality document for internal/reference use based on the tests and controls performed for the batch. When an independent or accredited laboratory report is required for regulatory, export, tender, retail-chain, or client-specific purposes, third-party testing can be arranged at additional cost and lead time.

Yes. Testing requirements depend on the product and project scope. We can perform or coordinate appropriate product-development checks and arrange third-party laboratory testing when official, independent, or specialized results are required. Applicable laboratory fees and lead times are quoted separately.

Yes. Customization can include active ingredients, botanical extracts, flavor or fragrance systems, color, texture, viscosity, delivery format, and other product attributes—subject to ingredient compatibility, safety, stability, regulatory limits, and manufacturing feasibility.

Yes. This is part of our ODM / product-development service. You may provide the product idea, target market, desired benefits, benchmark product, preferred ingredients, price target, and packaging concept. We then help translate the concept into a manufacturable formulation and product specification.

We can develop formulations around natural, plant-derived, vegan-suitable, or other requested ingredient-positioning strategies when technically and commercially feasible. However, terms such as certified organic, certified vegan, or certified cruelty-free should only be used when the applicable certification and supporting documentation have actually been obtained. Third-party certifications can be explored as a separate client-funded project.

Yes. A formula can be revised, but changes may require new sampling, compatibility/stability checks, updated costing, label revisions, and—depending on the nature of the change—updated regulatory documentation or a new product filing.

MOQ depends on the formulation, dosage form, packaging, filling requirements, raw-material minimums, and degree of customization. As a general guide, some skincare projects can begin at relatively low quantities, while nutraceuticals, sachets, capsules, and highly customized packaging may require higher minimums. We confirm the actual MOQ after reviewing the product brief.

Lead time depends on whether the project is white label, customized, or fully developed from concept. It may include formulation, sampling, client approval, sourcing, packaging, regulatory work, testing, and production scheduling. Reorders are normally faster once the formula, materials, artwork, and packaging specifications are already approved and available.

Yes. Depending on the project, we can prepare bench samples, development samples, or pilot quantities for client evaluation before commercial production. Sample fees may apply for custom development, specialty actives, imported materials, or multiple revisions.

Yes, subject to our acceptance criteria. Client-supplied materials and packaging must be suitable for the intended product, properly documented where applicable, and compatible with our manufacturing and quality requirements. We may request specifications, COAs, safety documents, or samples for evaluation.

Pricing depends on the formula, active ingredients, raw-material grades, packaging, print and labeling requirements, order volume, dosage form, testing, product-development work, and regulatory scope. We provide project-specific quotations because two products with the same size can have very different manufacturing costs.

For production projects, our standard commercial arrangement may require a 50% down payment to initiate procurement and production, with the balance due according to the approved quotation or agreement before release. Final payment terms are stated in the formal project quotation.

Not automatically. Government filing fees, third-party laboratory fees, specialized testing, certification fees, and other external regulatory expenses are normally separate unless they are expressly included in a bundled quotation.

Yes. We can assist with packaging sourcing, label layout, artwork preparation, product information panels, and label-content review. Final artwork and claims must remain consistent with the approved formulation, product classification, and applicable regulatory requirements.

Yes. Client-supplied packaging can be accepted after checking compatibility with the product and our filling or packing process. We recommend evaluating packaging early because bottle, closure, sachet, jar, pump, and label specifications can affect production, stability, appearance, and cost.

Yes. Derigin Industries combines manufacturing experience with practical brand-development and retail experience. Depending on scope, we can assist with product positioning, naming direction, packaging presentation, label design, product photography, market-ready presentation, and launch materials in addition to manufacturing.

Yes. Many new brands launch through their own websites, social media, marketplaces, distributors, or reseller networks. Your selling channel does not remove the need to comply with the applicable product, labeling, advertising, and regulatory requirements.

Yes. We can manufacture products intended for local and export markets. Export requirements vary by destination, so the client and manufacturer should review the target country’s ingredient restrictions, product classification, labeling, documentation, testing, and importer requirements before finalizing the product.

Our core business is product development and manufacturing, but we also understand brand-building and retail execution. Marketing-related support may include product presentation, packaging design, product photography, basic launch materials, and referrals or collaboration with specialist partners depending on the project.