Whether you’re just beginning your journey as a food business, or you’ve been established and want to continue to scale, you might have come across the term “co-packing”, or “contract packaging”.  But what is co-packing?

Simply put, a co-packing company manufactures, packages, and labels high quality and regulated food products.  There’s many co-packers out there that specialize in oil and sauce manufacturing, and other specialty foods.

What Can a Food Co-Packer Do For Me?

Partnering with a co-packing company can provide a number of benefits for your specialty food business. The partnership will free up time for you to focus on other business aspects, while the specialty food manufacturer works to perfect your recipe.

How to Get Started

You will need to consider several things depending on your needs and the product you want to scale. You will also need to know what to look out for when selecting a company. 

• Evaluate your need

Find out why you need a co-packing company and how they will help to elevate your business. Operating a food processing facility can be costly. If you don’t have the resources, including the building, storage facility, and the necessary equipment, then a co-packer is the best option. You save time. Instead of manufacturing, hiring, and training staff, you can focus on developing and marketing your products.

• Look for Reputable Co-Packers

Look for a company that has been in the industry for long enough and have the required experience to deliver quality and well-regulated packaging for your products.

Partnering with a Co-Packing Company

Working with an organization that handles sauce manufacturing, oil production, and other food co-packing can be a great opportunity to scale and expand your food business.

For over 30 years, we have taken pride in producing and packaging the best food products for our clients, and care as much as you do about your business’s success. Please contact us  if you have any questions regarding food co-packing and how we can help you begin your journey.  

We’re looking forward to learning about your recipe and creating a production plan!