Partnership pathways

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Whether you bring a brand, a brief or an order, there is a route from first conversation to production, with IP, compliance, timelines and MOQs handled in the open.

Three pathways

Three ways to build with us.

Pathway 01

Bespoke product development

For operators with a specific brief no catalogue answers.

A product engineered from scratch with you: form, function and compliance developed to your specification, from galley trays to ward-service systems.

You bring

The operating conditions: temperatures, wash regimes, volumes, regulations.

We bring

Engineering, prototyping, testing and certification to your spec.

IP & tooling

Product IP and tooling ownership agreed per engagement, documented before development starts.

Timeline & MOQ

Indicative 4–8 months depending on testing scope; pilot runs from 50-cover sites.

Pathway 02

Existing range & distribution

For buyers ready to specify and order now.

The current Fourier catalogue: bowls, plates, GN dishes, mugs, trays and cutlery, ready to order with full compliance documentation included in every shipment.

You bring

Volumes, delivery schedule and territory.

We bring

Stock range, lead times, spec sheets and distributor terms where applicable.

IP & tooling

Not applicable, catalogue products.

Timeline & MOQ

Standard lead times by region; distributor MOQs on request.

Pathway 03

Licensed manufacturing

For manufacturers in agreed territories.

License the Fourier material and process for production under agreed terms, territories and quality control, extending the platform without extending the supply chain.

You bring

Manufacturing capability, regional reach and quality systems.

We bring

Material specification, process know-how, QC protocols and certification support.

IP & tooling

Material and process IP licensed; quality audited against the Fourier standard.

Timeline & MOQ

Term and territory per agreement; qualification run required before release.

Start the conversation.

Tell us which pathway fits and the environment the material has to survive.