The 15 category sheets from our Vietnam factory catalogue, open any of them at 1600 px.
These are the sheets from our printed product catalogue, not redrawn graphics.

The free-from basis: shampoo, 2-in-1 cleanser, baby diaper cream, stretch mark cream, moisturising cream, cleanser.

A restructuring base built on ten herbs, in two shampoo routes.

Mouthwash, mouth spray and breath freshener serum, laid out with the fragrance range on the same sheet.

Day and night cream, anti-aging, dark spot serum, eye cream, herbal pack, sheet mask.

Conditioner, hair cream, hair growth spray.

Shower gel and oil shower, filled at retail pack sizes.

Sunscreen cream, sunscreen spray, kids sunscreen.

Aroma diffuser, reed and rattan diffuser, incense, sachet.

Fresh cleanser, makeup remover, scalp scrub.

Cream, matte and tint lipstick, plus lip gloss and lip balm.

Primer, foundation, concealer, bronzer, mascara.

Men’s eau de parfum and eau de toilette.
This is the printed factory sheet, and the MOQ shown on it is the figure at print time. The MOQ and pack format we actually quote are costed per category, bottle and formula — the quotation prevails.

Feminine wash.

Pet odour eliminator, cat litter deodoriser, urine stain and odour remover.

Laundry detergent, fabric softener, fabric fragrance.
The catalogue is a printed document with a long reprint cycle. MOQ figures on the sheets are what was printed; each category page on this site lists the figure we quote from today. Where the two disagree, the quotation prevails — the real threshold is recosted against the bottle and the formula.
The sheet marked "quotation prevails" is the one place where we already know the printed figure differs; we did not copy that number across unchanged.
The sheets cover formulas and items. Credentials, test reports, the plant itself, and how we work are not in the catalogue — they have their own pages:
You get three answers back: whether it is feasible, the MOQ, and how sampling works. If it does not fit our lines, we say so in the first email instead of the third meeting.