Four people tried my juice at Two different B&M's yesterday. All four were positive about it. Two of them offered to sell my juice. One of them was fairly adamant. I never considered mass production. I'm not above selling to a friend for $10 a bottle, and I do that fairly frequently, but the process of actually marketing a line of juice is terrifying to me. Hell, I still use tape and paper and pen for my labeling. I don't have a clean room. I'm highly flattered, but honestly stymied by this. I know I have several good original recipes, but I never really thought that I was that good, ya know?
Sell the recipe and official labels and let them blend it licensed style.
I don't know the first thing about how to even go about doing that. :/
Google licensing agreement form and adapt for your purposes.
Boom. This is what I was going to say, and this is what I'm in the process of doing. Being in the military, I have no choice to set up a full scale mixing operation, nor the time to mix gallons of juice. So I have a buddy who is setting up a lab, who will give me 10% commission on profit(we're really close friends, and I don't actually need the money) for selling my recipes. Easiest and most hassle-free way to do this, with only the risk of someone faking your numbers.
There's a shop in Houston that has flavors mixed by other people and sells the juice there by mixing it up in the shop. I suppose you would leave them your base mixed up and they can do it.
One option you can use is Steam Monkey's mixing service. You send your base to them, they mix, package, and label it, and ship it back to you for a fee. Or send it to your shop of choice I suppose..
/u/lolerwaffles may be able to help you if you contact him.
Which shop, if you don't mind my asking? I get to Houston about once a month, so I'd love to check them out.