Who it's for
Brands launching serving-controlled powders — hydration, greens, performance or beauty blends — in a format that carries gram-level doses a gummy cannot.
Configure, sample and produce your supplement range in one place.
Ready single-serve powder formulas — greens, electrolytes, creatine, collagen and daily blends — dosed per stick and launched under your brand. For brands selling in Montenegro.
Brands launching serving-controlled powders — hydration, greens, performance or beauty blends — in a format that carries gram-level doses a gummy cannot.
A ready powder formula under your label, a choice of flavour and pack count, and the standard documentation package.
Choose a powder, order a sample to check flavour and mixability, then place your order in your DAT Supply account.

Powder stick · Beauty & Skin
Export Project — pricing scoped case by case

Powder stick · Beauty & Skin
Export Project — pricing scoped case by case


Powder stick · Beauty & Skin
Export Project — pricing scoped case by case




Outside the EU, the UK and the US, the standard Private Label price, minimum order and online order do not apply.
Standard Private Label covers the EU, the UK and the US. Delivery anywhere else is handled as an Export Project, from the applicable export minimum: once commercial fit is confirmed, DAT Supply scopes the market-specific documentation, compliance, freight and payment with you, and third-party, government, legalisation and testing costs are passed through where applicable.
60,000 sticks per SKU
Standard production lead time is approximately 8 weeks after formula/specification, artwork and payment are approved. Shipping/transit is additional.
Single-serving powder sticks for powders, granulates and mix-in daily-routine products, packed in boxes of sticks. You pick flavour, colour and pack as you build your product; changing the actives means Formula Adaptation.
DAT releases the standard documentation package by project stage. Independent lab testing is available on request.
Label artwork, on-pack copy and retail packaging for Montenegro are written in Montenegrin. Plan translation and claims review alongside sampling so production is not waiting on artwork.
Reading the brand-owner signal for Montenegro: the applicable notification route and label language are reviewed for the target market before production. The brand owner remains responsible for local notification or registration where required; DAT supplies the documentation pack and does not file on the brand owner's behalf.
Montenegro sits outside the EU while using the euro as its working currency, and its Adriatic coastline through Port of Bar carries a tourism season that swells the market well beyond its resident population for several months a year. A sachet answers a need a bottle does not: something a visitor can carry for a week's stay, or a seasonal worker can restock, without extra luggage weight, and something that survives a warm glovebox better than a jar would.
That same seasonal, travel-heavy pattern disrupts sleep routines more than most home-market briefs account for — flights, late check-ins, a different time zone for some visitors — which makes a format built around a single measured dose worth testing specifically for that use case, rather than assuming a standard routine formula already covers it. A resident range and a visitor-facing one can pull from the same catalogue without pulling from the same lead argument.
The night-time fork is the sharpest example: a melatonin deep-sleep sachet sits next to a melatonin-free calm-night alternative as two distinct SKUs, so a brand serving a travel-disrupted audience can offer a sleep-onset formula or a wind-down one without asking for new formulation work. Sampling both against an actual disrupted night settles the pick faster than reading either ingredient panel would.
Creatine adds a second precision argument for the resident training audience, with a 3 g performance sachet and a 5 g creatine-plus version covering two serving weights. Both the night pair and the creatine pair are mixed-drink or measured-scoop positions rather than chewable ones — the reason either sits in the sachet lane rather than a gummy one, and a distinction worth keeping straight when a range serves both a resident and a visitor at once.
A seasonal, travel-facing range is worth testing under the conditions it will actually be used in, not just in a home-market setting.
A melatonin deep-sleep sachet and a melatonin-free calm-night alternative exist as separate SKUs so a brand can offer a sleep-onset formula or a wind-down one to a travel-disrupted audience without a new formulation project.
It changes the paperwork context, not the product — Montenegro uses the euro as its working currency and a locally named importer-of-record stands behind each shipment, so planning follows the same sample-first sequence as any other market.
Yes — a single-serve, easy-to-carry pack suits a visitor restocking for a short stay or a seasonal worker avoiding extra luggage weight, which a bottle-based format handles less naturally.
Montenegro's resident training audience still needs a measured-dose performance option, and the 3 g and 5 g creatine sachets cover that alongside the seasonal, sleep-focused pair aimed at travel-disrupted visitors.
The brand owner, throughout. Claims, on-pack labelling and market compliance are never assumed on the brand's behalf, and product samples are always supplied before any production order is scheduled.
Montenegro is an Export Project: tell us the product, the quantity per SKU and your timeline, and the market-specific documentation, compliance, freight and payment are scoped with you once commercial fit is confirmed.