Beverage Co-Packer Directory

Contract manufacturer (co-packer) directory for beverage brands based throughout the United States and North America.

This directory lists co-packers that:
– DO work with beverage brands looking to scale.
– DO offer manufacturing along with packaging/bottling
– DO NOT own recipes or DO NOT offer white-label

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    Question:What value does a co-packer bring to my business?

    Answer: While value is subjective, you’ve come this far in your business fully aware of the finite limits on time and physical labor. A good beverage co-packer will streamline production and elevate your scale, period.

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Beverage Co-Packers | United States

Co-PackerCityPhone
Hongar Farms Gourmet Food2121 Tucker Industrial Rd
Tucker, GA 30084
(770) 938-9884
True Spice Packing2042 Weems Rd
Tucker, GA 30084
(404) 502-2394
Custom Beverage Concepts344 Golf Course Rd
Tallapoosa, GA 30176
(770) 574- 9899
Refresco7255 S Kyrene Rd
Tempe, AZ 85283
(480) 449-7770
Coyote Kitchen490 East Pima St.
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(480) 703-4311
Rocky Mountain Spice3850 Nome Street, Unit A
Denver, CO 80239
(303) 308 – 8066
AI Food Corp800 S Vale Ave
Montabella, CA 90640
(323) 325-9963
Andros North America230 W Avondale Ave
Mt. Jackson, Virgina 22842

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Boasting production of 3 million bottles a year in a 10,000 square foot facility. Organic certification from USDA National Organic Program by GCIAOCP, based in Athens, GA. State and federally inspected.
Certifications – SQF, Organic, NON-GMO
Website

info@hongarfarms.com

Great option for folks making superfoods, matcha, coffees, etc. They also offer full turn-key services with low minimums. True Spice’s focus looks to be more on powdered and capsule forms of drinks, so keep that in mind.
Website

Large 100,000 square foot facility specializing in beverage products. Very capable but it appears the focus could be on drinks in powder form similar to True Spice. It might be worth clarifying especially if you make cold fill beverages.
Website

sharec@custombeverageconcepts.com

A high SQF rating makes this a good choice for premium brands that want to ensure excellence in production. There are no-minimums with the company offering assistance with branding and maintaining recipe integrity as the brand scales.

Certifications: SQF Level 3, Organic, NON-GMO, Gluten Free, Kosher, Costco, Sam’s Club & Walmart
Website

Bulk spices, seasonings blends, baking mixes, beverage mixes. Offering co-packing and private label
Website

The numbers and contact information listed are specifically for the sales office in Montabella. There is a USDA plant located in Los Angeles, California on Soto St.
1700 N. Soto Street, Los Angeles, CA 90033
(323) 222-0827
This co-packer specializes in asian food and beverage but there is not real specification on if the co-packing side of the business is more flexible. Either way it should be noted.
Website

orders@aifoodscorp.com

Andros doesn’t do contract manufacturing for beverages per se, but they do specialize in fruits, preserves, and gummy like snacks. Now, within that they do apple sauce pouches, which is sort of beverage like sauce especially when packaged in the drinkable pouch.
So for folks considering private-label apple sauce pouches, Andros might be worth looking into.
Andros is headquartered in France with two fruit-filling manufacturing plants located in Virginia.
Website

julien.bonneval@androsna.com

Capacity for 2,500,000 cans daily, controlled access and surveillance, on-site microbiologic lab, and IR tested ingredients. Product storage tanks with vertical agitation, low-foam inlets, and level sensing; cooling jackets. Liquid Nitrogen dosing and CO2 and RO water with UV protection.

Certifications: SQF , Organic, HACCP, NON-GMO, Kosher
Website

sales.usatmp@refresco.com


co packers for drinks

What is a copacker?

A co-packer owns the facility, the equipment, and the certifications. You bring the formula and the relationship. Finding the right one is the hardest part of scaling a beverage brand — most aren’t listed anywhere useful, don’t respond to cold email, and won’t take on a new client without a referral or a minimum order that rules out early-stage brands entirely.

Is a copacker necessary for my business?

Depending on the cottage laws in your State, the current stage your business is at, and the nature of the product being manufactured you may NOT have to use a co-packer right away.

In most cases, effective scaling of the beverage will require access to capable, regulated manufacturing equipment.

Manufacturing equipment along with leasing space for the equipment will be extremely capital intensive before production or sales even happen.

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