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Private label and contract manufacturing are two strategies businesses employ to bring products to market, each with its unique approach and advantages.

Private Label Manufacturing: In a private label arrangement, a company sells products produced by a third-party manufacturer under its own brand name. These products are typically off-the-shelf or standard items the manufacturer already produces and sells to multiple companies. Each company then markets and sells the product under their own brand, often with minor or no modifications. Private labeling is a popular approach in industries such as cosmetics, grocery products, and clothing.

Contract Manufacturing: In contrast, contract manufacturing involves a more customized approach. In this setup, a company designs a product and then hires a third-party manufacturer, like Pivot International, to produce it according to their specific design, formula, or specifications. The contract manufacturer does not own the product; they merely produce it on the hiring company’s behalf. The advantage of contract manufacturing is that it’s highly customizable, ensuring the final product aligns closely with the OEM’s vision and market needs.

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Vendor Managed Inventory

For a price, you can avail of an enhanced vendor-managed inventory service that helps manufacturers overcome the pain of long lead times. Remove the operational risks of just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing during a demand surge, and still make the most of the cost savings offered by strategic global sourcing.