Reduce Order Miscommunication
Connect product, approval, packing, document, and shipment expectations in one project discussion.
Export & Buyer Verification
Prepare international private label fragrance orders with clearer packing, carton, shipping-mark, document, and handover details before production and shipment decisions become urgent.

International Orders
Earlier alignment helps buyers identify project questions before packing and shipment coordination become time-sensitive.
Connect product, approval, packing, document, and shipment expectations in one project discussion.
Clarify unit packing, set configuration, carton data, shipping marks, and handling notes.
Help buyers review supplier, product, approval, packing, and document information before decisions.
Bring destination, importer, and experienced forwarder requirements into preparation at the appropriate stage.
Buyer Due Diligence
Review supplier, packing, document, and shipment details before confirming an order.
Review the supplier identity, responsible contacts, communication channel, and project scope.
Connect the product direction, packaging requirements, sample references, and buyer feedback.
Clarify packing data, carton details, destination information, and shipping-mark requirements.
Prepare supplier-side export details before shipment coordination.
Buyer review fields
| Stage | Prepare for review | Keep pending until available |
|---|---|---|
| Before quotation | Product format, planned quantities, intended destination, proposed packing and transport route, known buyer or importer requirements | Final carton dimensions and weights if the actual packing has not been confirmed; mark estimates as provisional |
| Before shipment | Confirmed packing version, carton quantities, measured dimensions and weights, approved shipping marks, responsible logistics contacts and required document review | Any unapproved packing, route, document or handling requirement; resolve it with the responsible parties before shipment arrangements are confirmed |
Export Packing
Final packing data should reflect the confirmed product, components, set configuration, carton method, destination, and logistics discussion.
Carton Communication
A shipping mark helps relevant parties identify cartons and connect them with an order or destination. Content and format should be reviewed against buyer, importer, forwarder, route, and destination requirements.
Packing review fields
Illustrative fields only, not an actual shipment record or an approved shipping mark. Enter the confirmed value and its source; leave unavailable data pending. Identify who supplies and who approves each item for this project.
| Field and unit | Project value or pending | Supplied by | Approved by and date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Order and packing version | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Units per carton and total cartons | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Carton number / total cartons | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Carton dimensions L × W × H, unit specified | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Net weight per carton, unit specified | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Gross weight per carton, unit specified | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Shipping-mark wording and artwork version | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Destination and consignee reference | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
| Transport route and agreed handling notes | ________________ | ________________ | ________________ |
Shipment Files
Requirements vary by product, formula, destination, importer, platform, forwarder, and route. Publicly available files remain controlled through Certifications & Compliance and their applicable scope.
Unit packing, set structure, carton quantity, dimensions, weight, and packing notes.
Product format, fragrance direction, capacity, packaging, and the applicable project version.
Available commercial, safety, batch, specification, or destination-support files are checked by project scope.
Buyer, importer, marketplace, forwarder, and destination checks remain buyer-side responsibilities.
Identify the intended transport mode and destination, and ask the responsible technical and logistics parties which product information and documents are needed. For an alcohol-containing product, request review of its actual composition, packaging, classification and route-specific handling requirements; do not infer transport acceptance from the word perfume or from a generic website document. Confirm who will provide and review the applicable information before shipment arrangements are finalized.
Order Handover
Forwarder and route questions should be introduced early enough for packing, documents, timing, and handover information to be discussed before shipment.
Share the product, quantity, packaging, market, destination, and target schedule.
Review supplier, project, product, sample, and approval information.
Align unit packing, cartons, shipping marks, and handling needs.
Identify buyer, importer, platform, forwarder, and route-specific file requests.
Reconfirm approved project details before production and final packing.
Align available records, forwarder contact, timing, and handover information.
Buyer Checklist
Use these prompts to organize buyer-side review. The required level of detail depends on the project and transaction stage.
Confirm the supplier identity, responsible contact, quotation scope, and communication channel.
Record product format, capacity, scent direction, and intended market positioning.
Review bottle, pump, cap, label, box, insert, decoration, and set configuration.
Identify the current sample reference, feedback, revisions, and buyer confirmation stage.
List required files with their intended market, channel, importer, or route purpose.
Confirm unit packing, carton quantity, dimensions, weight, and protective method.
Provide mark content, placement, carton numbering, destination, and handling notes.
Align responsible contacts, forwarder details, route questions, timing, and handover steps.
Buyer Review
Request export information before shipment coordination.
A review record for buyer-side supplier, product, approval, and order questions.
A project record may cover unit packing, carton configuration, quantity, size, and weight.
A reference slot for mark content, layout, destination, carton numbering, and handling notes.
A project record for carton quantity, packing quantity, dimensions, weight, and final configuration.
A discussion record for requested document types, scope, purpose, and availability review.
A review record for buyer, importer, forwarder, destination, timing, and handover communication.
Buyer Questions
Questions buyers commonly raise before confirming a fragrance project.
Start with the legal and physical address. Ask for the business license, export license, and factory name exactly as registered. Compare the company name on the quote, invoice, and bank account. A manufacturer usually operates from one production site and can show the same address on license and audit reports; an intermediary often uses a trading company name and a separate office address. Request a live video walk-through of the production floor, not a pre-recorded tour. Look for active compounding tanks, filling lines, labeling stations, and QC benches. Ask about MOQ drivers, changeover times, and raw material storage. A manufacturer can answer in detail about batch size, line speed, and compliance testing; an intermediary tends to repeat catalog claims and cannot explain production constraints. Ask for sample development workflow and after-sales documents. Manufacturers can issue batch records, CoA, SDS, and sometimes GMP or ISO certificates linked to the factory. They can also confirm whether filling, labeling, and cartoning happen in-house or at sub-contractors. For destination-specific export documents, submit an inquiry with your target market and project details.
Before placing an order, verify the factory in three layers: legal identity, production capability, and quality documentation. Request the business license and compare the legal name with the invoice and shipping documents. For Laeyo Fragrance, the legal name is GUANGZHOU LAIYUE BIOTECHNOLOGY CO., LTD and the factory address is No.18 HuaHui Road, HuaShan Town, Huadu District, Guangzhou, China. Buyers are welcome to visit; the site is about 10 km from Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, making an on-site audit practical for many clients. Next, confirm product-specific capability. Ask for recent client references or a sample catalog in your category, standard MOQ, lead-time gates, and QC checkpoints such as fragrance stability, fill weight, cap torque, leakage testing, and microbial hold-time. A factory that can explain its rejection and rework thresholds is usually easier to verify than one that only shares marketing claims. Run a paid trial before full production: submit a small batch with your exact packaging or a close substitute. Compare the pre-shipment sample, batch record, and final inspection report. For destination-specific import, labeling, or notification requirements, send an inquiry with your target market and project details so we can confirm which documents and audit evidence apply.
International Project Brief
Send your product type, fragrance direction, packaging plan, target market, quantity, carton and shipping-mark needs, requested documents, target timing, and forwarder information when available.
Sampling Process
Custom sample development for B2B brand OEM/ODM projects, with scope, fees, and timing confirmed before work begins.
We support B2B brand OEM/ODM projects only, with no own-brand retail products or off-the-shelf stock. Perfume bulk orders start at 1,000 bottles. Contact us to discuss your requirements, budget, and sample development scope.
Share your requirements and expectations, including performance, texture, scent, color, ingredient preferences, packaging, and target market. We will provide an initial consultation and tailored recommendations.
Sample and shipping fees are confirmed before work begins. The sample fee is fully credited toward a bulk order of at least 1,000 bottles. Pricing varies by item, quantity, and shipping destination.
Sample R&D takes approximately 3 days, excluding time spent on client communication and waiting for confirmation, as well as shipping time. Dispatch and delivery timing are confirmed separately. After you receive and test the samples, we will review your feedback and discuss the next steps.