Private label supplement manufacturer for Morocco

In Morocco the importer or another local applicant files, with the medicines and health products agency (AMMPS) according to the Moroccan press, and the food safety office (ONSSA) sits on the technical committee. We supply the manufacturer's side of the file: the Certificate of Analysis and specification, copies of the plant's certificates, the Certificate of Free Sale, the Certificate of Manufacture, and the apostille where Morocco asks for a certified document. Morocco has been a party to the Apostille Convention since 14 August 2016.

In one line: supplements for Morocco under your brand, from 100 units in stock packaging and from 2 weeks. Blisters start from 2,000 cartons, with the documents your importer files with AMMPS.

Is there a European supplement manufacturer that makes private label products for Morocco?

Yes. HYPERPHARM makes white label products from more than 500 ready-made formulas, with new ones added every month, and private label products to your own formula. The group behind HYPERPHARM ships to more than 40 countries, and its main markets are the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon.

Tablets, capsules and softgels can be sealed in blisters with a printed carton, or packed in bottles, tubes, pouches and sachets. The plant lays out and prints the label and the carton, or prints from your artwork, and a sample goes out before an order. See white label supplements and private label supplements.

What is the minimum order and lead time for supplements for Morocco?

The smallest start is a ready-made formula in stock packaging: from 100 units, with production from 2 weeks. A formula of your own starts from 500 bottles per product, with production from 4 weeks. Full figures by format are on the minimum order page and the lead times page.

A blister run starts from 2,000 cartons and at least 4,000 blisters, with a ready-made formula or your own, and production takes from 2 weeks. Each carton holds 1 to 4 blisters, one kind of tablet or capsule per blister, and the lidding foil is printed with your brand. The same minimum applies to a repeat order. Delivery is worldwide, EXW by default, FCA or DAP on request; transport time comes on top of production.

Who regulates food supplements in Morocco, AMMPS or ONSSA?

Both appear in the file, with different roles. According to a July 2026 press report citing ONSSA, a food supplement needs prior registration with AMMPS, Morocco's medicines and health products agency, on the basis of joint circular No. 834 of 14 November 2023 (health and agriculture ministries). A technical committee of health representatives and ONSSA examines the file, and the certificate is valid for five years. ONSSA is the national food safety office; the same report says production sites hold its sanitary authorisation under Law 28-07.

Your importer confirms which route applies to your product and what ONSSA asks about a foreign plant. We send the batch documents with our reply, and copies of the certificates on request.

How do I register a food supplement in Morocco, and who files?

Your importer or another local applicant files; the approval is the authority's decision. The imported pack then carries the registration number and the importer's name and address, so the carton artwork leaves room for them. For a first registration, the number comes only after the file is accepted, The final artwork is approved once your importer gives the number; the layout leaves room for it.

The process, the time and the fees are confirmed by your importer with AMMPS. We supply the manufacturer's side, listed in the next section.

Which documents does Morocco ask the supplement manufacturer for?

For food supplements the USDA lists a certificate of conformity or a laboratory analysis showing that the contents match the label, and proof of registration with the health ministry. Next to each item is what we supply.

• Certificate of Analysis and specification. They come with every batch. Whether the Certificate of Analysis serves as the analysis AMMPS wants is for your importer to judge.
• Certificate of Free Sale and Certificate of Manufacture. We arrange both when your importer's file needs them. See export documents.
• Apostille and legalisation. Morocco is a party to the Apostille Convention since 14 August 2016, so an apostille is possible, and we arrange it where Morocco asks for a certified document. The objection recorded against Morocco's accession does not affect the documents we issue.
• Site certificates. Copies of the plant's ISO 22000, GMP and HACCP certificates go out on request, with their numbers; the GMP certification is for food supplements (quality).
• Leaflet. A printed leaflet goes into the carton, to your artwork.
• Samples and a plant visit. A sample goes out before an order, and a visit to the plant is possible.

What language and information must a supplement carton for Morocco carry?

The registration number and the importer's name and address, on the imported pack. For the language, the rules point two ways. For food in general Morocco requires Arabic, and an importer may add an Arabic sticker after arrival with ONSSA's approval. A USDA report of May 2023, written before the circular, says Order 1379-10 of 2010 exempts food supplements from the Arabic requirement. Your importer confirms whether AMMPS expects Arabic, French or both for your product.

We lay out and print the carton to the label rules your importer gives for Morocco, in Arabic, French or both, or print from your own artwork (Arabic and French packaging). The batch number, production date and expiry date are printed on our carton, or applied as the blisters are cartoned; standard shelf life is 24 months.

Does Morocco accept an apostille on export documents?

Yes. Morocco has been a party to the Apostille Convention since 14 August 2016, according to the HCCH status table of 30 June 2026. An apostille works between two parties unless one has objected to the other's accession, and the objection recorded against Morocco's accession does not affect the documents we issue. Whether AMMPS asks for a certified document at all is for your importer to confirm; we arrange the apostille, and consular legalisation, where the country of sale asks for them.

What is Law 27-26, and does it change what I order?

According to the Moroccan press, Law 27-26, which updates the medicines code, was adopted at the end of June 2026 and reserves certain food supplements to the pharmacy channel. An implementing decree is to set which ones; reports differ on how far it has progressed. Your importer confirms where your product stands and whether it is sold through pharmacies or other outlets.

A formula, a format and a carton can be prepared in parallel, so the first order does not have to wait for the decree. A sample and a quote come first, and the artwork is approved before print.

Do blisters suit Morocco's climate?

WHO's list gives Morocco a long-term condition of 25 °C/60% RH, zone II. In a blister each dose stays sealed in its own cavity until it is pushed out, and how much moisture reaches it depends on the film: PVC, PVC/PVDC and cold-formed aluminium (alu-alu) are offered as options for your product, and the film is confirmed in our reply.

The WHO list is written for medicines, so for a supplement it is a reference; your importer confirms what the regulator accepts. See blister packaging for hot and humid markets, climatic zones by country and shelf life and storage.

Can I have halal supplements for Morocco?

Yes, when your market asks for it. Halal is arranged for each batch of your product: a certification body visits and issues the certificate, or an auditor is present at production. Raise it in your enquiry, before the carton is printed. See halal supplements.

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