Brief intake
Buyer confirms target market, channel, product format, volume, packaging direction, and document needs.
OEM / ODM
From product brief to export cartons, one accountable manufacturing path.
A professional B2B buyer needs to understand the process before asking for price. This page defines how YUJI handles sampling, customization, approvals, production, QC, and delivery handoff.
OEM Process Summary
YUJI's OEM pathway: brief and sample → customize and approve → trial production → mass delivery. Typical lead time 15-20 working days after approval. RFQ needs: market, product, quantity, packaging, compliance, and timeline.
Project Workflow
Clear stages reduce back-and-forth and bad quotations.
Sample plan
YUJI proposes existing structures or custom development scope, then prepares samples for buyer review.
Artwork & approval
Packaging, instruction leaflet, labels, carton marks, and product details are approved before production.
Production & release
Production follows first-article approval, process sampling, final inspection, document pack, and export handoff.
Customization Surface
What buyers can reasonably customize.
Customization depends on product type, volume, mold status, package complexity, and the claims allowed in the target market.
Product
Size, capacity target, color, hardness, rim feel, formula direction, accessory mix.
Packaging
Storage pouch, retail box, leaflet, wrapper, starter kit, outer carton, barcode and label.
Documentation
Specification sheet, available certificate scans, QC records, test summary, sterilization-related documents.
Channel
Amazon, DTC, distributor catalog, pharmacy pilot, regional retail, sample kits, and mixed bundle packs.
Information needed for an accurate quote
- Target market and sales channel
- Product category and expected quantity
- Color, size, formula, pack, or kit requirements
- Required certificates, reports, or compliance review
- Sample deadline and mass-production timeline
MOQ & Lead Time
Reference numbers are useful, but the quote depends on the actual pack.
Typical trial references: 1,000 pcs for menstrual cups and 10,000 pcs for sanitary pads. Regular orders are often planned around 15-20 working days after approvals, subject to materials, packaging, volume, and document requirements.
MOQ and lead-time figures are trial-order references. Final quantity, packaging MOQ, and document scope depend on product structure and destination-market rules.
Quote Readiness
Eight RFQ fields that prevent vague pricing.
This mirrors the methodology requirement for a low-friction but commercially complete conversion path.
MarketTarget country, language, channel, and claim restrictions.
ProductCategory, size, material, formula direction, or accessory mix.
VolumeSample quantity, trial order, forecast, and reorder plan.
PackPouch, wrapper, box, leaflet, barcode, carton, and label needs.
DocumentsCertificates, test summaries, QC release, and spec sheets requested.
TimelineSample deadline, artwork approval date, and launch window.
ApprovalWho signs off product, packaging, and compliance claims.
ShippingIncoterms, carton marks, delivery address, and freight preference.
Before pricing, align the launch channel on Applications, compare SKUs in the Product Center, and prepare the document list from the Evidence Pack and buyer resources.