Manufacturer directory

Best private label vegan food manufacturers

Private label vegan food lets you launch a branded range without running a factory: a manufacturer produces food and beverage products to your specification or adapts a stock formula, and you sell it under your own label. Below are verified manufacturers, with the criteria, MOQs and compliance points that decide whether a partner fits the category.

Global functional food market value, 2025
~$375B
Source: Grand View Research
Projected CAGR through 2030
8.6%
Source: Grand View Research
Forecast market size by 2030
~$586B
Source: Grand View Research
Vegan Food
The shortlist

Vetted vegan food manufacturers

Top 3 of 3, sorted by featured, priority and trust score.

  1. Featured
    No Meat Factory logo
    Private LabelContract Manufacturing

    Europe-based manufacturer producing veggie burgers, veggie nuggets, veggie-based ground beef substitute, available to brands sourcing vegan food.

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  2. 72
    Private LabelContract Manufacturing

    Netherlands-based manufacturer producing the seventy2 survival system (1-person, 72-hour kit), the seventy2 pro survival system (2+ person, 72-hour kit), datrex 1200-calorie survival bars, available to brands sourcing vegan food.

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    Netherlands
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  3. Ojah logo

    Ojah

    Private LabelContract Manufacturing

    Europe-based manufacturer producing plenti profiber textured protein, seasoned plant-based chicken tenders, breaded plant-based chicken tenders, available to brands sourcing vegan food.

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Compare MOQs and lead times

Quick side-by-side of the shortlist. Missing values shown as a dash.

SupplierLocationTypesMOQLead timeTrust
No Meat Factory-PL · CM---
72 Seventy TwoNetherlandsPL · CM---
Ojah-PL · CM---
What good looks like

Buyer criteria

  • HACCP at facility level, with BRCGS or IFS certification for retail-grade production.
  • Allergen segregation policies, especially when running multiple SKUs across shared lines.
  • Recipe development capability if you want a custom product rather than a relabel.
  • Realistic MOQs for food production, which usually start at 1,000 units or higher because of line setup.
  • Sustainable and retailer-compliant packaging options.
How it's made

Manufacturing process

  1. 01

    Recipe development

    Adapt a stock recipe or develop a custom one. Fix ingredients, texture, taste and nutritional profile before sampling.

  2. 02

    Sourcing and compliance

    Source ingredients to spec with allergen and microbiological controls, align to the labelling regime of the target market.

  3. 03

    Production

    Manufacture under HACCP with in-process weight, temperature and homogeneity checks.

  4. 04

    Quality control

    Batch testing for microbiological limits, label-claim compliance and shelf life.

  5. 05

    Packaging and shipping

    Fill into retail or foodservice packaging, palletise and ship to your warehouse or 3PL.

Avoid these

Red flags

  • No HACCP, BRCGS or IFS at facility level.
  • Allergen handling vague or undocumented, especially when the same line runs both allergen-free and allergen-bearing SKUs.
  • Flat pricing without a breakdown of ingredient, packaging and tooling cost.
  • Inability to flex packaging formats (e.g. retail vs foodservice).
  • Lead times that ignore label printing, regulatory review and first-article runs.
Market context

Industry insights

~$375B
Global functional food market value, 2025
Source: Grand View Research
8.6%
Projected CAGR through 2030
Source: Grand View Research
~$586B
Forecast market size by 2030
Source: Grand View Research
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical MOQ for private label food and beverage?+
Most European manufacturers start at 1,000 to 5,000 units. Stock recipes sit lower, custom recipes and bespoke packaging move higher.
Should I produce in Europe or Asia?+
For EU and UK brands, European production reduces compliance friction, shipping time and shelf-life loss in transit.
What certifications should a food manufacturer have?+
HACCP at the baseline, BRCGS or IFS for retail-grade. Add organic, kosher or halal where they support your positioning.
How long does production take?+
Plan 6 to 14 weeks for a first run including recipe sign-off and label printing. Reorders typically run faster.
Can the manufacturer help me develop a recipe?+
Many can. Look for in-house product development and clear sampling rounds in the agreement.
Does Wonnda charge commission?+
No. You contact manufacturers directly and negotiate without a middleman.
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