Contract manufacturing

A production and supply contract may cover production and deliveries throughout the entire year or another agreed period. For example, a client may contract a specific quantity of a product for 12 months, with deliveries made periodically: monthly, quarterly, or according to an individual schedule.

For the client, this means greater supply security and better cost control. For VIN-KON S.A., it provides the opportunity to plan production responsibly and maintain the consistent availability of the contracted product.

In practice, a contract may cover, for example, regular monthly deliveries of 20, 50, or more tonnes of malt extract, fruit concentrate, or vegetable concentrate, in accordance with the recipient’s arrangements and needs.

VIN-KON S.A. fulfils contracts for the production and regular delivery of light and dark malt extracts. These products may be used by breweries, industrial bakeries, beverage manufacturers, confectioneries, food processing plants, and companies producing malt-based products.

The contract specifies the most important product parameters, including colour, extract, flavour profile, consistency, technological application, and the recipient’s quality requirements.

A permanent contract for malt extract allows the client to secure continuity of supply, avoid the risk of periodic raw material shortages, and better plan their own production.

Long-term contracts may also cover fruit concentrates used in the production of juices, beverages, confectionery, ice cream, dairy products, fruit preserves, and other food products.

VIN-KON S.A. can provide regular deliveries of fruit concentrates according to an agreed schedule and quality parameters. These include, among others, apple, pear, sour cherry, blackcurrant, chokeberry, strawberry, plum, elderberry, and rosehip concentrates.

Through contract cooperation, the client receives a product with stable parameters, delivered in agreed quantities and on agreed dates.

Under its contract manufacturing model, VIN-KON S.A. also offers vegetable concentrates intended for producers of juices, beverages, sauces, marinades, functional products, preserves and other food products.

Contracts may cover the regular production and supply of concentrates such as beetroot, black radish, onion, celery or other vegetable raw material concentrates, in accordance with technological capabilities and the customer’s agreed requirements.

This model allows industrial customers to secure access to specific semi-finished products throughout the term of the agreement.

VIN-KON S.A. can also carry out contracts for the production and supply of wine products. This includes both finished products and solutions intended for B2B customers, the food service sector, distributors, retail chains or further processing, i.e. manufacturers of vinegar, mustard, etc.

A contract may cover a specified production volume, regular deliveries, agreed product parameters and an implementation schedule. As a result, the customer receives a predictable supply, and the product can be adapted to a specific sales channel or application.

Contractual cooperation makes it possible to plan production sufficiently in advance and reserve technological capacity for a specific customer. This is particularly important for products requiring the availability of seasonal raw materials, specific technological parameters or regular production in large volumes.

By determining demand in advance, VIN-KON S.A. can prepare a production schedule, secure raw materials, plan storage and adapt logistics to the customer’s expectations.

This solution is for companies that do not want to purchase raw materials randomly, month by month, but prefer to base their supply on a stable, long-term agreement.

Each contract is established individually. Deliveries can be made in regular monthly batches, larger quarterly deliveries, or according to another schedule tailored to the customer’s needs.

It is possible to agree on an annual volume and divide it into regular delivery batches. This means that the customer does not have to receive the entire quantity of the product at once, while being assured that the contracted quantity will be available to them at the agreed time.