Candy and toys, made on the same floor.
Our Chaozhou facility integrates confectionery lines, toy molding, packaging and export logistics under one operational umbrella. The result: fewer hand-offs, tighter QC and faster time-to-market for buyers.
What we do in-house
Six capabilities that together let us take a product from concept to container.
Dual-line production
Parallel candy and toy production lines under one roof — an unusual capability that lets us bundle food and toy in a single SKU without third-party assembly.
In-house tooling
Injection molds, blister trays and hang-card dies developed on site. From concept sketch to first sample typically takes 15–25 days.
High-throughput lines
Automated depositing, cooling tunnels, and multi-head packaging deliver millions of pieces per month at consistent weight and portioning.
In-line QC
Metal detection, weight verification, seal integrity and visual defect gates at each stage of the line — not just at the end.
Food-grade workshops
Positive-pressure clean workshops with GMP-style discipline for all confectionery lines.
Flexible packaging
Blister, hang-card, gift box, PDQ display, mixed cartons — MOQ friendly for buyers testing new markets.
From brief to container
A typical OEM run moves through these five stages. Cycle time depends on tooling — expect 8–14 weeks for a new mold, 3–5 weeks for reorders.
- 01
Concept & design
Product brief, character IP, safety & compliance framing.
- 02
Sample & mold
CAD, prototype, first-shot mold trial, colorway sign-off.
- 03
Pilot run
Small-batch production with full retail packaging for buyer approval.
- 04
Mass production
Volume run with in-line QC, batch traceability and pre-shipment inspection.
- 05
Packing & export
Cartoning to buyer spec, container loading photos, export docs handled in-house.
Have a product idea? Let's prototype it.
Send us a brief with target market, price band and volume estimates — we'll come back with feasibility and a preliminary quote in 3 business days.
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