OEM & ODM Beverage Contract Manufacturing
Xiqueshan Beverage Production Base operates an 8,800-square-meter automated bottling facility staffed by 17 line technicians, backed by 3 years of commercial manufacturing operations. Serving as a contract manufacturer for major enterprises including Yangzi Group and Gujing Group, the plant provides private label (OEM) and custom formulation (ODM) services for global supermarket chains, hotel and catering groups, airlines, and beverage brands. Client technical drawings or physical prototypes matching our line equipment and specifications are scheduled directly for production, with tiered unit price discounts applied to large-volume orders.
Core Factory & Co-Packing Specifications
Production Lines & Daily/Annual Filling Capacity: 3 automated bottling lines (calculated at 0.9x rated efficiency on a 24-hour continuous schedule).
Bottled Water: 21,600 cases/day | 648,000 cases/month | 7,776,000 cases/year.
5L Jugs: 10,800 cases/day | 324,000 cases/month | 3,888,000 cases/year.
12.5L Barrels: 21,600 units/day | 648,000 units/month | 7,776,000 units/year.
Standard Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 1,000 cases per production run for standard specifications, with mixed colors or models permitted within a single MOQ order.
Sampling & Mass Production Lead Times: Pre-production physical samples are available before mass bottling. Once all raw and packaging materials are on-site, the mass production delivery lead time for both standard and customized orders is 7 days (1 week); repeat orders ship on a shorter lead time by bypassing initial material verification.
Supported Export Regions & Trade Terms: Standard pricing includes domestic taxes and excludes freight, with EXW, FOB, and DDP terms available by negotiation. Settlements are accepted in 9 currencies-AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, USD, SGD, and RMB-supporting full-container-load (FCL) ocean shipments to major ports across North America, Europe, Oceania, Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.
Standardized 6-Step Co-Packing Workflow
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Requirement Assessment & Costing
The pre-sales team processes initial specifications per contract terms, confirming water base, packaging materials, and order volume to issue a tiered quote.
Bottle/Label Design & Recipe Formulation
Engineers verify technical drawings or prototypes against line equipment, locking in bottle parameters, label/carton dielines, and liquid formulation.
Sample Production & Express Dispatch
Custom labels, cartons, and filled beverage samples are produced and shipped to the buyer to verify print appearance, seal integrity, and taste.
Contract Signing & Material Procurement
Following contract execution and production order issuance, the plant schedules raw material and packaging production, warehousing, and incoming inspection.
Aseptic Bottling & Batch Inspection
Full-process quality supervision is enforced with automated Beijing Yima inspection systems stationed after every critical workstation; on-site staff capture and send real-time photos and videos of production progress.
Container Loading, Customs & Ocean Freight
Qualified finished goods are released for supervised container loading; in-sales staff track logistics and arrival quality, while dedicated after-sales staff conduct regular follow-ups to implement operational adjustments.
Export Compliance & Certification Support
International Food Safety Management Systems
The facility operates under the SPM Quality Control System, holds active ISO22000 and HACCP certifications, and complies fully with local environmental regulations. All products carry a 12-month warranty, undergo annual statutory testing at the Provincial Institute of Quality Supervision and Inspection, and are open to on-site pre-shipment inspections by buyer-appointed third-party agencies.
Export Documentation Package
Health Certificate: Issued by customs inspection and quarantine authorities verifying sanitary production compliance for destination port clearance.
Certificate of Origin (CO): Standard CO and regional FTA preferential origin certificates (RCEP, China-ASEAN, ChAFTA) for import tariff reduction.
Certificate of Free Sale (CFS): Official attestation confirming legal manufacture and free commercial sale in the country of origin for overseas food regulatory registration.
Third-Party Test Reports: Annual test reports from the Provincial Institute of Quality Supervision and Inspection, along with batch physicochemical and microbiological Certificates of Analysis (COA).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the MOQ for different packaging materials?
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A: Stock-mold PET bottled water has an MOQ of 1,000 cases; custom-colored closures or screen-printed glass bottles require 3,000 cases (72,000 bottles); custom-printed aluminum cans require 5,000 cases (or 100,000 cans per SKU).
Q2: What are the custom mold tooling fee standards and refund policies?
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A: Stock molds incur zero tooling fees; for custom proprietary molds and line setups, the initial order value must substantially exceed the combined tooling and setup costs, or be resolved by mutual agreement. Standard PET blow-mold tooling costs USD 1,500–3,000/set (refunded after 300,000 bottles), and glass bottle molds cost USD 2,500–4,500/set (refunded after 500,000 bottles).
Q3: How long does custom sample development take, and how are sample fees handled?
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A: Custom labels take 1 week, custom cartons take 1 week, and finished bottled samples take 10 days. Small-quantity stock samples are free; custom-printed label, carton, or bespoke recipe proofing carries a USD 150–300 plate fee, which is 100% credited toward the mass production order.
Q4: What are the payment terms for OEM and ODM orders?
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A: Both standard and customized orders use a two-stage payment structure: 50% deposit upon contract signing to procure raw materials, and the remaining 50% balance prior to production startup, with shipment dispatched immediately after finished goods pass inspection.
Q5: What are the container loading specifications, and how is transit damage handled?
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A: Warehouse staff supervise loading prior to dispatch to ensure zero damaged products are loaded; per the shipping agreement, any transit damage occurring during haulage is covered by the logistics carrier. A 20ft GP heavy container loads 1,100–1,350 cases (500mL × 24 bottles) and a 40ft HQ container loads 2,200–2,500 cases, equipped with rear dunnage airbags, cargo nets, and 0.3% free spare cases per container.