First-product decision

Reduce launch complexity before requesting samples

The first SKU should be clear enough to quote, sample, photograph, explain and reorder without depending on an oversized launch range.

MOQ after formula + pack reviewSample scope after briefExport project support

Buyer and sales channel

State who will buy, where the product will be sold, the expected retail position and what proof the channel requires.

Product and differentiation

Choose a useful product form and define a concrete sensory, ingredient-position, packaging or routine difference.

Quantity and cash exposure

Review formula and packaging minimums, decoration, samples, freight and inventory together instead of focusing on unit price alone.

Approval sequence

Confirm formula direction, pack, artwork and order inputs in a controlled order so each decision has a clear owner.

Existing product and pack examples

Connect packaging decisions to the actual product format

These examples come from the existing FANGKE product library and show practical bottle, jar, pouch, carton and coordinated-range decisions.

Existing FANGKE skincare set product imageFANGKE packaging
Coordinated skincare setExisting FANGKE product-library example for coordinating multiple packs in one range.
Existing FANGKE night cream texture and jar product imageFANGKE packaging
Jar and formula textureExisting product image connecting formula texture with the selected jar format.
Existing FANGKE sheet mask pouch and carton product imageFANGKE packaging
Pouch and outer cartonExisting product image showing a single-use pouch and secondary-packaging direction.
Existing FANGKE pump bottle product imageFANGKE packaging
Pump-bottle formatExisting product image used to discuss fill size, pump, label area and decoration.
Project review

Send the product, quantity, market, formula reference and packaging idea

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