A full-scale Egyptian factory producing under your brand: a formula built to international standards, raw materials we source or you supply, packaging in your design, and full traceability on every batch.
Every brand owner asks these. Our answers are written down, not promised.
We build the formula to a standard you choose — AAFCO, FEDIAF, or the Egyptian specification — and document that it meets protein, fat, vitamin and mineral requirements for the species and life stage. You receive the conformity sheet with the batch.
An NDA before any technical discussion. And if you supply your own raw materials, they are booked as custody under your name, separated from our stock in the system rather than in conversation, and the remainder is returned to you with a signed statement.
A lot number ties each bag to its production order, to the raw materials that went into it, and to the production date and QC certificates. If you ever need to recall a batch, you will know exactly where it went within minutes.
The quote separates raw material cost from packaging from the manufacturing fee, so you see where every pound goes and know the effect of changing a formula or a pack size before you commit.
We handle multiple bag sizes, and your packing is costed by bag count rather than weight alone — so you know the difference in time and cost between a 1 kg bag and a sack before you decide.
We launch and sell our own brands in the Egyptian market: 101 Bites, Bessa, Doggo and MshMsh. We know what launching a brand takes because we live it — we do not just fill bags.
Species, life stage, target price tier, quantity.
A standard-compliant formula and an itemised quote covering raw materials, packaging and the manufacturing fee.
Pets taste it before the market does. We tune palatability and texture before full production.
A contract with quantities, batches and a delivery schedule, and a production order on the line with a committed date.
Quality testing on the batch, packing in your design, and a lot number tying every bag to its origin.
Shipping with proof of receipt, and a statement of what was produced, what shipped, and what remains in your balance.
Four fields are enough for an indicative price. The more detail you give, the sharper the quote.
