Formula brief
Share the intended nutritional positioning and any proposed ingredient requirements.
06 / Dosage form
Made for movement. Developed with purpose.
Explore portable gel concepts for active-lifestyle brands. Align formulation, flavour, texture and single-serve packaging with the intended use.

Your customisation brief
The use occasion helps define an energy-gel brief. From a portable pack to flavour and texture preferences, each choice should support a clear concept rather than an off-the-shelf specification.
Share the intended nutritional positioning and any proposed ingredient requirements.
Describe the preferred consistency, flavour profile and sensory reference.
Discuss pouch shape, opening style and target fill amount for the project.
Coordinate label space, pack graphics and multi-pack or carton needs.
These are development discussion areas, not a list of stocked products. Final options and specifications depend on project review.
The starting point
Describe the audience, activity and intended consumption context.
Consider portability, opening preferences and serving format.
Agree formula, pack and testing requirements before production.
Packaging direction
Packaging is part of the development brief. Share the container, presentation and retail requirements you want to explore.
Subject to format and project review.
Subject to format and project review.
Subject to format and project review.
Application directions
Explore related development directions. These links describe concepts to discuss, not pre-approved formulations.
Before we begin
Every project has its own requirements. Let’s clarify yours.
Ask a project questionYes. Provide your ingredient direction and intended use so feasibility and the development route can be discussed.
These are part of the sample brief. Formulation and packaging considerations are reviewed together.
No. Any certification requirement, claim or supporting evidence must be reviewed for the specific project. None is implied by the energy-gel format.