Top 10 Questions Overseas Buyers Ask Before Starting a Korean ODM Project

1. What is the MOQ?

MOQ is not a single number. It depends on formula, container, and packaging minimums. The highest requirement becomes the final MOQ.

2. How long do samples take?

Typically 7–14 days. More important than speed is whether the sample is ready for mass production.

3. Do you handle packaging?

Yes. Container, carton, labeling, and printing are managed together from the beginning.

4. Who prepares design files?

Buyers can provide designs, or we guide files to ensure they are print-ready and compliant.

5. Who prepares export documents?

Documentation support is provided, but timing is critical. Late preparation causes delays.

6. How is overseas compliance handled?

Compliance risks are reviewed early—ingredients, labeling, and claims are checked before production.

7. How long does the full project take?

Timelines vary, but success depends on designing each step to flow without interruption.

8. When is pricing finalized?

Pricing is finalized after formula, packaging, and quantities are confirmed.

9. How does communication work?

Requirements are translated into factory-ready specifications, and factory constraints are explained clearly.

10. What type of buyers work best with LUK?

Buyers who value structure, compliance, and long-term growth—not shortcuts.