PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT EXAMPLES

Find a product for your brand.

Start with a drink powder, skincare product or lip balm. Use the example below or tell us your own idea. Coda checks how it could be made and what it would cost with Australian manufacturers.

Studio product example showing an Australian Daily Hydration 15-stick carton, individual sachets, water glass and restrained ingredient reference

Illustrative product example

Illustrative product example

Product development example

AUSTRALIAN DAILY HYDRATION

Illustrative product example

Electrolyte powder to mix with water

A portable single-serve stick packed in a retail carton. This example uses about 500 mL of water per stick and 15 sticks per carton. Ingredients, flavour and pack size are agreed after sample and quotation review.

Example product and pack

Product format
Powder stick to mix with water
Carton
Example: 15 sticks
Serving
Example: one stick in about 500 mL water
Branding
Your logo and packaging artwork

Possible ingredients and features

  • Electrolyte blend
  • Vitamin C
  • Australian-grown Kakadu plum ingredient
  • Low-sugar or no-added-sugar formulation goal
  • Your preferred flavour and sweetness
  • Australian manufacturing as the development goal

What sampling helps establish

  • Ingredient availability and final amounts
  • How well it mixes, its flavour and sweetness
  • Storage quality and required testing
  • Ingredients and label wording permitted in the sales market
  • Minimum orders, packaging and total costs

An example of a development direction. Ingredients, amounts, flavour, shelf life and production terms are confirmed through manufacturer review, samples and testing.

BEYOND THE FEATURED EXAMPLE

Explore other products for your brand.

Tell us what interests you in food and beverages, personal care, or botanical skin and body care.

  1. FOOD & WELLNESS

    Food & Wellness

    Food, beverage and everyday wellness development shaped around the consumer experience, convenience and market positioning.

    • Powder and beverage concepts
    • Convenient food formats
    • Everyday wellness products

    The appropriate product scope is determined after reviewing ingredients, proposed claims, intended use and target-market classification requirements.

    Illustrative product studio image for the Food & Wellness development category
  2. BEAUTY & PERSONAL CARE

    Beauty & Personal Care

    Cosmetic and everyday personal-care development that connects the brand experience with format, sensory qualities and packaging.

    • Skincare
    • Body care
    • Hair and everyday personal care

    Manufacturing scope and permissible labelling or promotional language are confirmed against the final formulation, intended use and target market.

    Illustrative product studio image for the Beauty & Personal Care development category
  3. BOTANICAL TOPICAL CARE

    Botanical Topical Care

    Non-medicinal skin and body concepts that connect Australian or botanical ingredient stories with a considered everyday-use experience.

    • Botanical skincare
    • Body and hand care
    • Everyday topical-care concepts

    The initial scope is everyday cosmetic care, distinct from medicinal or therapeutic products. Classification is assessed against the ingredients, intended use and proposed claims.

    Illustrative product studio image for the Botanical Topical Care development category

Manufacturing options, costs and sales-market requirements are checked with the manufacturer and specialists after your enquiry.

IF YOU CHOOSE THIS EXAMPLE

From an idea to a production decision.

Choose a product, review the quote and samples, then decide whether to proceed.

  1. 01Stage 1

    Choose a product

    Use the example or tell us about another product you want to make.

  2. 02Stage 2

    Define your preferences

    Record ingredients, flavour, size, packaging, budget and sales market.

  3. 03Stage 3

    Check manufacturers and quotes

    Review manufacturing options, minimum orders, development costs and timing.

  4. 04Stage 4

    Make and review samples

    Approve the sampling scope and fee, then review samples and agree changes.

  5. 05Stage 5

    Check testing and labelling

    Before production, check required tests, quality records and packaging and advertising wording.

  6. 06Stage 6

    Approve production

    Approve the final product, quantity and cost before arranging production and dispatch.

YOUR PRODUCT

Share a reference product or a feature you want.

Start with a photo, product name or ingredient. Coda helps turn that into a clear request for manufacturers.

  • 01The product you want to make
  • 02Ingredients to include or avoid
  • 03Preferred flavour, fragrance, size and packaging
  • 04Budget, quantity and sales channels

DEVELOP THE OPPORTUNITY

Start with one product you are interested in.

Send a product name, reference or sales plan. We will explain what to check with manufacturers first.