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Order samples before you commit to a private-label run.

Confirm texture, finish and packaging with a sample before you start a full order. Sample orders run through the DAT Supply portal — order in your client workspace, pay upfront, and we ship. Ready private-label sample kits flow through the same controlled process; project-specific personalisation is reviewed inside the portal after order start.

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Samples

A sample is a step in the order journey, not a giveaway. It confirms the format and finish before a full private-label run.

Sample orders are placed and paid for inside the DAT Supply portal, then shipped — the same controlled workflow as a production order.

Sample types

Two ways to sample

Try production-ready private-label formulas as they are — or, when the formula itself needs to change, start a qualified custom development package with its own development sample round. Project-specific personalisation is reviewed inside the portal after order start.

Catalogue samples

Try production-ready catalogue options before placing an order.

  • Sample kits ordered and paid inside the portal

Samples are paid 100% upfront.

Custom R&D

Ingredient, dosage, active or concept changes are a paid development package.

  • Custom R&D €5,000
  • Advanced R&D €9,000

50% to start, 50% before final handoff — no work before the deposit.

Sample kits are paid 100% upfront inside the portal. R&D timelines are scoped in the package; production runs 5–12 weeks after formula sign-off. How qualified custom development works →

Next step

What happens after samples

Samples confirm the format, finish and packaging direction. The expected next step is an order — your brand on the reviewed formula, briefed inside the same client workspace, with documentation moving through each review step by stage.

How orders work →

Inside the client workspace

Ordering a sample kit in the portal

Pick a formula, order the kit and pay inside the portal — then review texture, flavour and finish before you commit to a production run.

The sample flow
  1. 1 Pick a formula
  2. 2 Order the sample kit
  3. 3 Pay inside the portal
  4. 4 Review texture, flavour and finish

No marketplace, no autoresponder — samples, specs, documentation, production and delivery in one client workspace.

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FAQ

Sample questions

How do I order samples?

Sample orders are placed inside the DAT Supply portal. Sign in to your client workspace, choose ready sample kits or request development samples, then order and pay — we ship from there.

What is the difference between a ready kit and a development sample?

Ready private-label sample kits let you try production-ready catalogue formulas as they are. Changing the formula itself — ingredients, dosage, actives — is qualified custom development, which includes its own development sample round. Project-specific packaging, flavour, colour or shape personalisation is reviewed inside the portal after order start.

Do I have to start a full order to get samples?

No. Samples are a step before the full order. They let you confirm the format and finish first, then move to an order when you are ready.

What happens after I receive samples?

The expected next step is an order — your brand on the reviewed formula, briefed inside the same client workspace.

Sample order

Order samples

Sign in to your client workspace to order ready sample kits or development samples. Then move to an order once the format and finish are confirmed.

Quick context request

Get manufacturing context

Drop your work email and a member of the DAT team will follow up with the right context for this concept. Order documents, certificates and pricing are released through the client workspace in the DAT portal.

You will receive a short confirmation email. Order documents (specification, batch-specific COA, packaging documents) are released through the client workspace in the DAT portal once a brief is in place.