Canada Co-Packers to Make and Package Your Food Product: Jams, Salsa, Sauces, Pickles, Cookies, Pies, cakes, whatever!

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Canada Co-Packers to Make and Package Your Food Product: Jams, Salsa, Sauces, Pickles, Cookies, Pies, cakes, whatever!

Canada Co-Packers: Want to Sell Your Salsa, Preserves, Jams, Etc.? Learn About Using A CoPacker to Prepare It!

If you want to make and sell your home-made preserves, salsa, spaghetti sauce, applesauce, apple butter, jams, jellies, or whatever, you will need a licensed kitchen to prepare and can the food. That's fine for relatively small quantities, and if there is a licensed kitchen to rent nearby at a good cost. See this page for shared use kitchens in Canada. But it may be less expensive (and less risky) for your new business to use a CoPacker to prepare their food, according to you recipe and process. 

What is a Co-Packer?

Co-packers manufacture and package foods for other companies to sell.  These products range from nationally-known brands to private labels.  Entrepreneurs choose to use the services of copackers for many reasons.  Copackers can provide entrepreneurs with a variety of services in addition to manufacturing and packaging products.  They can often help in the formulation of the product.  The copacker may function only as a packer of other people's products or may be in business with his own product line.  They may be, in fact, manufacturing several competing products.  The range of services available from a copacker will vary depending on the size and experience of the copacker and the type of facilities and the capacity of their plant.

Choosing a Co-Packer

You will want to choose a co-packer who has experience making the type of product and packaging that you need.  You may also want to choose a co-packer that is located close to you or your source materials and/or market or distribution centers to reduce costs.

See this page for much, much more about co-packers, like advantages, disadvantages and how to choose a copacker.

The following list consists of companies in Canada that have co-packing capabilities. This list is neither all-inclusive, nor is it meant to serve as an endorsement.

If you are a co-packer wishing to be added to this list, add your information here.

See copackers in your province:

• Alberta
• British Columbia
• Manitoba
• Ontario
• Quebec

 

See this page for all copackers that specialize in baked goods

Co-Packers in Alberta

• Bullseye Packaging - , Variety Packing Assembly, Printed Shrink Film Application, and Point of Purchase Display Assembly.
  #13 - 10099 15 Street NE, Calgary AB T3J 0T7. Phone: 403-970-7155. Email: SALES@BULLSEYEPACKAGING.CA.
  Simply send us your bulk product, packaging, and finished format specifications and we implement your marketing or production plans for you.

Canada Co-Packers in Sakatchewan

• TA Foods Co-Packing Division - ,
  120 Myrtle Ave, Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada S3N 1R1. Phone: (306) 782-8804. Email: mike@tafoods.ca. Email: evan@tafoods.ca. From initial design to product packaging to shipping. Each packaging project is unique, but our process never really changes. We consider the customers product and then analyze the situation first to fully understand their needs.

Where can I find more information about canning?

For more than 250 specific, simple recipes with step-by-step directions and photos; and general information on canning and food preservation, see this page.