
Powder stick · Beauty & Skin
Collagen + Hyaluronic + Vitamin C Powder
Export Project — pricing scoped case by case
Configure, sample and produce your supplement range in one place.
Marine collagen and collagen-peptide formulas for beauty and daily-wellness ranges. For brands selling in Switzerland.
Beauty and joint-health brands building a collagen-led SKU.
marine collagen, collagen peptides, collagen + biotin
Open a product below, order a sample, then send an export enquiry — Switzerland is an Export Project, scoped with you from its export minimum.

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.
Standard production lead time is approximately 8 weeks after formula/specification, artwork and payment are approved. Shipping/transit is additional.
You pick flavour, format and pack size as you build your product.
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 Switzerland are written in German / French / Italian. Plan translation and claims review alongside sampling so production is not waiting on artwork.
Reading the brand-owner signal for Switzerland: 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.
A Swiss collagen range moves through a more specific retail picture than 'grocery and pharmacy' suggests: Migros and Coop carry the grocery shelf, Amavita and TopPharm are the pharmacy chains most likely to list a beauty-collagen SKU, and Müller drugstore sits alongside a trilingual DTC channel. Which of those a range targets first shapes pack size and format more than the collagen source does.
Requirements are reviewed for the target market before production. The brand owner remains responsible for local notification or registration where required.
Beauty-category wording gets a specific check here: structure-function copy on an anti-aging or skin-appearance claim is reviewed against the boundary in Article 7 of Reg. 1169/2011, and comparative claims against medicines are a named rejection pattern — worth keeping in view when a beauty-collagen brief is drafted, not just the trilingual translation itself.
The gummy lane carries the most depth: Collagen Gummies and Collagen Booster Gummies lead a straightforward pectin-based line, and Vegan Collagen Builder Gummies replaces collagen itself with bamboo extract and lysine for a plant-labelled alternative. Collagen Beauty Premium Sachets (biotin, astaxanthin) also sits in this lane — the name says sachet, but the formula is a gummy packaged as a single-serve pouch, not a powder-sachet product.
Collagen Beauty Strips (vitamin C) is the oral-strip option, useful where a Swiss brand wants a smaller-footprint SKU alongside the gummy jar. Collagen Beauty Jelly and Collagen Glow MAX Jelly (both vitamin C, the former also biotin) put collagen into a functional-jelly stick, and Marine Collagen Beauty Jelly (vitamin C) gives that same lane a marine-sourced option for brands wanting to differentiate on sourcing rather than format.
Collagen Powder is a genuine powder-sachet SKU in the range — the standalone powder lane folded into the sachet format in 2026, so this is a collagen product that actually ships in the powder-sachet lane the product's own name describes.
Sample the specific SKU going to a Swiss retailer, whether that is the gummy, strip, jelly or powder-sachet lane — texture and pack finish differ enough across those four formats that a comparable product from elsewhere in the catalogue is not a reliable stand-in.
Trilingual artwork in German, French and Italian is non-negotiable for the Swiss market, and it is worth budgeting translation and layout for all three from the first sample order rather than after a format is chosen, since the beauty-claim wording review above applies to each language pass separately.
It depends on the format: Migros and Coop cover grocery, Amavita and TopPharm are the pharmacy chains most likely to list a beauty-collagen product, and Müller drugstore runs alongside a trilingual DTC channel — the choice tends to shape pack size before it shapes the collagen source.
Yes — unlike Collagen Beauty Premium Sachets (a gummy in single-serve packaging), Collagen Powder is a genuine powder-sachet SKU: the standalone powder lane folded into the sachet format in 2026, so its dossier now lives on the sachets lane.
Structure-function wording on anti-aging or skin-appearance claims is checked against the Article 7 boundary in Reg. 1169/2011, and comparative claims against medicines are a named rejection pattern — a check that runs alongside, not instead of, the trilingual translation pass.
Switzerland is an Export Project: tell us the product, the quantity and your timeline, and the market-specific documentation, compliance, freight and payment are scoped with you once commercial fit is confirmed.