Fark Sepeti B.V.

Private label, built to your specification

Private label is at the centre of our work. We take a category brief from your team and return a product that meets your price point, your quality standard and the labelling rules of every market you sell in.

Start a private label brief

From brief to shelf in five steps

Every step ends with something your team reviews and approves, so nothing goes into production without your sign-off.

  1. Brief

    We agree the target price, volumes, quality level, packaging and the standards your retail chain applies.

    You receive: a written summary of the brief.

  2. Sourcing and samples

    We match the brief to qualified manufacturers and present samples with a full specification.

    You receive: samples, specification and quotation.

  3. Compliance and artwork

    Label texts, translations, claims and barcodes are checked against the EU rules for the category, and artwork is adapted to your design guidelines.

    You receive: approved label texts and artwork proofs.

  4. Production and inspection

    Production follows the approved specification, with an inspection before every shipment.

    You receive: inspection results and the certificate of analysis.

  5. Delivery and replenishment

    Scheduled deliveries to your distribution centres, planned against your forecast.

    You receive: a delivery schedule and batch documentation.

What to send us

A short brief is enough to start. The more we know, the faster the first samples arrive.

Private label brief checklist

  • Category and product typeFor example roasted almonds 200 g or a daily face cream.
  • Target pricePurchase price or the retail price you are aiming for.
  • Estimated volumesAnnual volume and expected order frequency.
  • Quality levelA reference product or the standard you want to match.
  • Packaging and labellingPack sizes, materials, languages and your artwork guidelines.
  • TimingTarget listing or launch date.

Built for long‑term supply

Our aim is to be the supplier you keep: one that holds its specifications, delivers on schedule and brings new product ideas to every range review.

Stable specifications
The approved specification is the reference for every production run. Any change is agreed with you in writing before it happens.
Continuity of supply
Annual and multi-year supply agreements with planned capacity, so seasonal peaks and promotions are covered.
Documentation your quality team can use
Specifications, certificates and test reports come with the offer, not after the first order.
New products for each range review
We follow product trends across our markets and bring tested proposals to your range reviews.

Ready to brief us on a private label line?

Our sales team replies within 24 hours.

Start a brief