Craft Beer
Explore factory-supported craft beer directions for importers, distributors and brand owners. Current project options may include wheat beer, IPA, ale, stout or porter and fruit-flavored styles. Availability and exact specifications are confirmed for each project.Craft beer can be evaluated for standard supply, OEM or private label production. Packaging, artwork, MOQ, samples and lead time depend on the selected beer and commercial configuration.Craft Beer FAQCan I customize a craft beer?Customized directions can be evaluated against technical and commercial requirements.Can I request samples?Sample availability and shipping are confirmed per project.Which packages are available?Supported cans, bottles or kegs are confirmed with the selected product.OEM/ODM Beer Service · Private Label Beer · Quality Control
Build the right first shipment
Use this quick planning view to compare container formats, launch quantities and the documents buyers usually need. Figures are indicative until our team confirms the SKU, carton dimensions and pallet plan.
Choose a route, not just a beer
Start with a proven format, then move to private label when the market is ready.
One table for the first conversation
The same SKU can have different quantities depending on whether you buy ready stock, packaging materials or finished goods.
| Route | What the quantity means | Planning reference |
|---|---|---|
| Distributor / stock | Finished beer available for a mixed or full-container order | 1 export container ≈ 2,200 CTNs in 20GP |
| OEM packaging reserve | Printed cans, labels or cartons reserved for one SKU | 12,500 CTNs Packaging material only |
| OEM finished split shipment | Finished beer released after the packaging is ready | ≈ 2,200–2,300 CTNs One 20GP or 40HQ load |
| Bottle program | Glass-bottle format with its own pallet and loading plan | ≈ 2,500 CTNs Typical 40HQ reference |
Container capacity
Common export pack formats for initial planning.
Final carton count is confirmed after artwork, palletization, loading efficiency and destination requirements are reviewed.
Minimum order quantity (MOQ)
Choose the route that matches your launch stage.
per OEM SKU
330ml × 24 cans
500ml × 24 cans
Mixed-container start
Young Chum stock products may be combined in one container when availability, carton dimensions and destination requirements are compatible.
Packaging reserve per SKU
Printed cans, labels or cartons can require a separate material reservation. We confirm the supplier quantity before artwork approval.
Split shipment plan
Reserve packaging first, then release finished beer in practical export batches as your market develops.
Global quality standards
Documentation is matched to the product and destination market.
Traceable batches
Production records, quality checkpoints and batch-release support.
Export-ready labels
Review of language, volume, ABV, importer and mandatory label statements.
Buyer documentation
Specifications, ingredients, allergen data, shelf life and COA support.
Factory evidence
Applicable ISO, HACCP and BRCGS records available for due diligence.
Certification scope and document availability vary by product, facility and destination. We confirm the exact evidence list before production.
Questions buyers ask
Short answers before you request a project quotation.
Can different products be combined in one container?
Sometimes. We check stock, carton dimensions, palletization and destination requirements before confirming a mixed load.
Is packaging MOQ the same as finished-beer MOQ?
No. Printed packaging may require a larger material reservation, while the first finished shipment can sometimes be released as one container.
Can you develop private-label flavors?
Yes. Share your target market, beer style, ABV, flavor direction and pack format for a feasibility and sampling review.
Which quality documents can you provide?
Depending on the product and destination, we can prepare specifications, ingredient and allergen data, batch records, COA support and relevant factory or certification documents.
Get a SKU-specific capacity and MOQ review.
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