PLANT-BASED CONTRACT MANUFACTURING & SUPPLY CHAIN

From a single formula
to every market shelf

What stops a plant-based product at the border is rarely the production line. It is the certificate. We configure partner lines, guide them through international certification, and carry the cold chain and export paperwork through to the shelf.

8certification cases
6000atm HPP cold processing
3temperature zones
4export markets
01 CERTIFICATION CASES

Certifications we have
guided partners to earn

The certificates are held by the partner factories. Veg Allies is the advisor: documentation, plant remediation and audit support through to issue.

Internationally recognised

FSSC 22000

GFSI-recognised food safety system certification. A standing supplier requirement for EU and international retail listings.

HALAL 清真

The gateway to Muslim-majority markets. Required for retail and distribution in Malaysia, Indonesia and the Middle East.

OU KOSHER

The most widely recognised kosher certification in North America and a common condition for US retail placement.

Taiwan national schemes

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02 OUR APPROACH

We do not own plants.
We configure lines.

Every product needs different line conditions. Retort pouches, cold-pressed beverages and frozen items each carry their own equipment, zoning and certification requirements. Tie yourself to one plant and you can only make what that plant already makes.

We configure a suitable partner line for each project, own the quality standard, certification guidance and schedule, and keep warehousing, cold chain and export files under one point of contact.

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03 INTEGRATED SERVICES

PRODUCT through DELIVERY

Six integrated services

04 PROCESS TECHNOLOGY

HPP cold pasteurisation

HPP stands for high pressure processing. Already-packaged product is held at 1,000 to 6,000 atmospheres (roughly 100 to 600 MPa) at ambient temperature, inactivating microorganisms without heat. Because no heat is applied, heat-sensitive vitamins and the original flavour profile survive the process.

HPP compared with heat pasteurisation
DimensionHPPHeat pasteurisation
Processing temperatureAmbientTypically above 70 degrees
Applied pressure1,000 to 6,000 atmAtmospheric
Heat-sensitive nutrientsNot degraded by heatPartially lost to heat
FlavourClose to freshCooked notes develop
Stage appliedAfter packagingBefore or during filling
HPP floor1,000 atmMariana Trench floor1,100 atmHPP ceiling6,000 atm
Linear scale. Sea level is 1 atmosphere, under a pixel wide here, so it is not drawn as a bar. The deep-sea figure is a physical conversion, not a marketing claim: HPP starts at roughly trench-floor pressure and tops out near five times deeper.
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05 CERTIFICATION CONSULTING

Where it sells decides
which certificate you need

Halal opens Malaysia and the Middle East. OU kosher opens the United States. FSSC 22000 opens European retail. What decides whether a product enters a market is usually the certificate, not the formula. You do not need to sit for one: what counts is that your product is made on a line that holds it, and where none does, we take the closest line there.

  1. 01
    You say where it sellsTarget market and category decide which certificate applies.
  2. 02
    We check existing linesWhether your item sits inside a certificate already held. If it does, nothing more is needed.
  3. 03
    If not, we take one thereDocumentation, plant conditions and audit preparation are handled between us and the plant. None of your people needed.
  4. 04
    The certificate issuesThe audit passes and the scope covers your item.
  5. 05
    You get a product that shipsProduct, specification, test reports and export documents, ready when a channel or a buyer asks.
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06 PRODUCT LINES

Three product lines

07 HOW IT RUNS

Concept to shipment
in six steps

01ScopeCategory, market, certification, budget
02FormulateFormulation and ingredient sourcing
03SampleTrial samples and sensory adjustment
04Pilot runPilot production, label and regulatory review
05ScaleLine configuration and quality execution
06ShipWarehousing, picking, cold chain, export files
08 MARKET ACCESS

A supply model matched
to each sales channel

From a new brand first production run to steady supply for an established account, the arrangement follows the channel.

01Convenience and hypermarket chains
02Foodservice supply
03E-commerce brands and D2C
04Social commerce
05Overseas importers and export
09 WAREHOUSING & LOGISTICS

Made is not delivered

Most contract manufacturing stops at the factory gate. Plant-based ranges carry a lot of chilled and frozen SKUs, and the break usually happens in storage or cross-border transit. Warehousing, picking, delivery and export files sit with us.

Three temperature zones

Ambient

Dry goods, retort pouches, supplements

Chilled

HPP beverages, fresh items

Frozen

Frozen prepared food, ingredients

Export documentation

  • Certificate of origin
  • Halal documentation
  • Customs declarations
  • Spec sheets and test reports
ExportMalaysia, Singapore, United States, Europe
ImportMalaysia
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10 WHO WE WORK WITH

Four kinds of client

Emerging plant-based brands

A formula in hand, needing a line, a certificate and a first run.

Retail private label

Stable supply, auditable quality records, consistent specification.

Overseas importers

Taiwan-made plant-based product that clears local certification.

Foodservice chains

Fixed-spec vegetarian items with long-term supply.

OUR MISSION

Getting good plant-based product
where it needs to be, reliably.

11 COMMON QUESTIONS

Common questions

What is the minimum order quantity?

There is no single figure. MOQ depends on the product category, packaging specification and which partner line the product runs on. Send us the concept, target market and pack format on LINE and we will come back with a number.

Do you own the factories?

No. We configure a suitable partner line for each project and own the quality standard, certification guidance and schedule. Not being tied to one line is the point.

Which markets can you export to?

Current export markets are Malaysia, Singapore, the United States and Europe, with import operations from Malaysia. Required certification differs by market and we assess that up front.

How is HPP different from heat pasteurisation?

HPP inactivates microorganisms with 1,000 to 6,000 atmospheres of pressure at ambient temperature, with no heat applied, so heat-sensitive vitamins and original flavour are not degraded. Conventional pasteurisation requires heating above 70 degrees.

START YOUR NEXT PRODUCT

Have a plant-based concept?
Start with the market it targets.

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