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Kids private label for Irish brands

Kids-positioned concepts follow per-market labelling and dose rules. Reviewed for Irish brands.

Kids private label for Irish brands
Fit

Who it's for

Family brands building kids-positioned daily and targeted concepts.

Popular concepts

What buyers ask about

kids multivitamin, kids vitamin C, kids omega-3

Next step

How to start

Review the options below, order samples, then continue in the DAT Supply portal — reviewed for Irish brands.

Catalogue

Kids options for Irish brands

Kids B-Complex Gummies — product image
GummiesKids & Family

Kids B-Complex Gummies

Kids B-Complex Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →
Kids Calcium Gummies — product image
GummiesKids & Family

Kids Calcium Gummies

Kids Calcium Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →
Kids Calm Gummies — product image
GummiesKids & Family

Kids Calm Gummies

Kids Calm Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →
Kids Daily Multi Sachets — generic packaging placeholder
GummiesKids & Family

Kids Daily Multi Sachets

Kids Daily Multi Sachets is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →
Kids Focus & Learning Sachets — generic packaging placeholder
GummiesKids & Family

Kids Focus & Learning Sachets

Kids Focus & Learning Sachets is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →
Kids Focus Gummies — product image
GummiesKids & Family

Kids Focus Gummies

Kids Focus Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →
Kids Immune Gummies — product image
GummiesKids & Family

Kids Immune Gummies

Kids Immune Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →
Kids Iron Gummies — product image
GummiesKids & Family

Kids Iron Gummies

Kids Iron Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a kids & family range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

From 1,000 units Samples available View option →

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Suitable formats for Irish brands
MOQ & lead time

From 1,000 units

Lead time is typically 8–12 weeks depending on format, packaging, production slot and destination. Final timeline is confirmed during order setup before payment.

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Make it Yours

Flavour and shape are reviewed per project; dose is confirmed against the target market.

DAT releases the standard documentation package by project stage. External testing, full COA, additional microbiological reports, heavy metals, pesticide residue reports or raw-material supplier documentation are reviewed and quoted separately unless included in the agreed project scope.

Market operations

Launching in Ireland

Label language

Artwork runs in English (Irish co-official)

Label artwork, on-pack copy and retail packaging for Ireland are written in English (Irish co-official). Plan translation and claims review alongside sampling so production is not waiting on artwork.

Notification

FSAI notification

Food-supplement notification for Ireland is filed with FSAI. The notification and final on-pack claims remain the brand owner's responsibility; DAT supplies the supporting product documentation.

Retail channels

Where the category sells

English-language EU artwork + pharma cluster (Pfizer, Lilly) + Glanbia HQ Reading the Ireland signal for a brand owner brief: the working language is English (Irish/Gaeilge bilingual labelling optional); the pharmacy, grocery and DTC channel mix shapes pack format and unit economics; the notification authority (FSAI) sets the regulatory cadence; and the cert panel commonly seen on Ireland pack is V-Label, IOFGA / EU organic leaf, kosher / halal where the brief requires it. The most distinctive Ireland working signal is that FSAI notification typically receives an acknowledgement; common practice is to use the same artwork base as the UK with regulatory variant for EU FIC.

Market context

Why an Irish kids range plans for two age bands from the start

English is the working pack language for Ireland, with Irish (Gaeilge) co-official but not the practical drafting language, and FSAI handles the notification. Kids-positioned ranges carry their own labelling and dose expectations that are confirmed against the target market rather than assumed from an adult formula.

A gummy is the standard kids format in the DAT Supply category taxonomy, but the catalogue also carries drop-format concepts, which matters for an Irish family-brand range: a chewable gummy doesn't suit a child too young to safely chew one, so a range that wants to cover toddlers through older kids needs both formats planned from the outset rather than adding drops later as an afterthought.

Category fit

A drop-format opener for younger children ahead of the gummy range

Kids Vitamin D3 Drops, listing vitamin D3 as its sole active, and Kids Multivitamin Drops, listing vitamin C, cover the younger age band in a dropper format. Kids Vitamin C Gummies and Kids Calcium Gummies then extend the same range into the standard kids gummy format for older children.

Kids Omega-3 Gummies, listing vitamin E as a companion active, rounds out a first Irish kids range once the drop-and-gummy age-band split is established. Dose is confirmed against the target market for every SKU, and flavour and shape are reviewed per project rather than fixed in advance.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions — Kids for Irish brands

Does a kids range for Irish brands need Irish-language labelling?

English is the working language for Ireland; Irish (Gaeilge) is co-official but not the practical drafting language for pack copy.

Why include a drop format alongside gummies in a kids range?

Gummy is the standard kids format in the catalogue, but a chewable doesn't suit a child too young to chew safely — Kids Vitamin D3 Drops and Kids Multivitamin Drops cover that younger age band, with the gummy range following for older children.

Which authority handles the Ireland kids-range notification?

FSAI, the same authority as for any other private-label supplement category in Ireland.

Related pages for Ireland

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Project handoff

Brief a kids project for Irish brands

Send the brief — DAT reviews and routes it to the right working track, with documentation reviewed for Irish brands.

Quick context request

Get manufacturing context

Drop your work email and a member of the DAT team will follow up with the right context for this concept. Order documents, certificates and pricing are released through the client workspace in the DAT portal.

You will receive a short confirmation email. Order documents (specification, batch-specific COA, packaging documents) are released through the client workspace in the DAT portal once a brief is in place.