If you only white label one chemical, make it degreaser. It's the highest-volume consumable in kitchens, shops, fleets and facilities — and the buyer almost never cares whose name is on the jug as long as it works and keeps showing up. That's exactly why it should be your name.
Why degreaser first
Degreaser is bought on repeat, used daily, and diluted — which means an account that starts ordering from you keeps ordering from you. Restaurants burn through it on hoods, grills and floors. Shops and fleets use it on parts, concrete and equipment. Janitorial houses put it in every cart. One good degreaser account is worth years of reorders.
What "white label" actually means here
We blend a proven heavy-duty degreaser formula in-house in Anaheim, California — same tanks, same chemist, same quality control as our own brands. Your logo goes on the label. Our in-house designers do the artwork if you don't have it, we print and apply the labels, and you receive finished product that looks like you own a factory. Because for practical purposes, you do: 50,000 sq ft, 10 blending lines, 4 automated bottling lines, in business since 1997.
The formats that sell
32 oz ready-to-use spray bottles for crews and retail, 1 gallon concentrates for the mid-market, 5 gallon pails for dilution stations and route customers, and 55 gallon drums when an account gets serious. Start with gallons — at case pricing most of our gallons run $8 to $10, against branded equivalents selling at $15 to $17 retail.
How to start without risk
Every product page on our site lists its minimum right up front, and they're low — cases, not pallets. Grab a $10 16 oz sample first, spray it on the worst grease you can find, and then decide. When you're ready, most orders ship in about 2 weeks from artwork approval.
See the numbers: every degreaser size and price is on the price list & catalog, and the full line lives in our janitorial, restaurant & home collection. Questions? Talk to us.
