Private label
Your brand,
Your brand,
our factory
Private label household insecticides, cleaning, hygiene and air care for GCC retail chains, FM groups and institutional buyers.
In short
Dutch & Habro manufactures private label household insecticides, cleaning products, hygiene lines and air care for retail chains and facilities-management groups across the GCC. Minimum order quantities are set per format, artwork is produced Arabic-compliant for the target market, and the registration dossier is supplied with the first production run.
What we manufacture under your brand
| Category | Formats | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Household insect control | Aerosol, gel, bait station, chalk, coil, glue trap | Retail own-brand ranges |
| Rodent control | Bait blocks, stations, glue boards | Retail and FM |
| Surface & toilet cleaning | Liquid, gel, spray, concentrate | Retail and institutional |
| Air care | Aerosol, gel, automatic refill | Retail and hospitality |
| Garden & plant care | Concentrate, ready-to-use spray | Retail and landscaping |
| Shoe & leather care | Wax, cream, spray, applicator | Retail own-brand |
How a private label programme runs
- Brief and benchmark. You name the target shelf price, the reference product and the market. We come back with a formulation and format proposal.
- Sample and approve. Laboratory samples for performance approval, then a pilot batch for pack and fill approval.
- Artwork. Your brand, our regulatory input — Arabic-compliant text, hazard marking and batch coding in the format your market's authority expects.
- Registration dossier. Composition, efficacy and safety documentation prepared for the submission in your market. The registration is filed in your name.
- Production. First run against the agreed MOQ, with certificates of analysis per batch.
- Repeat scheduling. Rolling forecast and call-off, so you are not re-negotiating each order.
Minimum order quantities
MOQs are set per format, because the constraint differs: an aerosol line is limited by can tooling and fill runs, a liquid concentrate by batch size, a bait station by mould setup. We quote the MOQ against your specific brief rather than publishing a single figure that would be wrong for most of the range.
Worth knowing early. Where a format needs bespoke tooling — a custom cap, a non-standard can size, a moulded station — there is a one-off tooling cost and a longer first lead time. Standard formats avoid both, and for a first private-label programme they are usually the right call.
Who this suits
- Retail chains building an own-brand household-care tier beneath the national brands.
- Facilities-management groups wanting their own labelled range across their contracted sites.
- Distributors adding a house brand alongside the ranges they already carry.
- Institutional buyers standardising a specification across multiple properties.