Beauty & Skin private label for Spanish brands

Spain's supplement notification runs through AESAN but is filed via the autonomous regional health authority, and turnaround can vary between regions — a detail that changes how a launch timeline should be built. Rather than assuming one fixed notification window, the practical approach is to build the project plan around the region the brand is registering through first, with the rest of the range following once that pattern is established.

Distribution splits across the farmacia and parafarmacia channels alongside grocery retail and a growing direct-to-consumer line. Because claim wording for the Spanish market mirrors the EU-authorised register in Spanish translation, briefing that translated, register-anchored language from the first SKU avoids a second claims pass once the range expands to more formats.

Spanish is the primary label language, though Catalan, Galician and Basque are also recognised regionally — worth flagging early if a brand's regional retail footprint touches those areas, so translation scope is set before sampling rather than added afterward.

Acne Control Gummies, built on nicotinamide, gives a Spanish beauty & skin range a clear skin-clarity anchor distinct from the anti-aging and collagen lines elsewhere in the catalogue. Around it, Anti-Aging Antioxidant Gummies (CoQ10) and Antioxidant Complex Gummies (vitamin E, d-alpha-tocopherol) extend the range into an anti-aging tier without repeating the same active.

Format range is where this catalogue does more work for a Spanish launch: beyond the gummy line, a Glutathione Beauty Jelly Stick puts a beauty-positioned active into functional-jelly format, and a Marine Collagen Beauty Shot offers a single-serve shot-vial format — two formats that sit outside the gummy-and-sachet default and can differentiate a range on a crowded farmacia or parafarmacia shelf.

Collagen Beauty Premium Sachets (dbiotin, astaxanthin) and Beauty Greens Gummies (chlorella, spirulina) round out the range with a sachet-format point and a greens-forward gummy variant, giving a five-or-six-SKU opening range without needing new formulation work.

A Spain launch follows the standard brief, sample, produce sequence, with two Spain-specific items worth locking in at the brief stage: regional registration timing and label-language scope.

• Confirm the registering region early. AESAN registration is filed via the autonomous regional health authority and turnaround varies by region, so fixing which region a brand is launching through first shapes the realistic project timeline.
• Spanish-language artwork, with regional languages flagged. Label copy for the Spanish market is written in Spanish; where retail reaches Catalan-, Galician- or Basque-speaking regions, scope that translation before sampling rather than after.
• Personalisation stays inside Make it Yours. Flavour, colour and format choices on an existing formula are covered; active, dosage or claim changes move into Custom Formula R&D.
• Compliance ownership sits with the brand. Claims and market compliance for Spain remain the brand owner's responsibility; the documentation pack supports that work.