For makers and farms
Co-packers in New York
19 listed in New York.
- New Hope Millsdry mixes spicesbaked goods
Auburn, NY · newhopemills.com · source
Dry mix co-packing and private label with formulation support - Craft Cannerysaucesmeat
Bergen, NY · craftcannery.com · source
Acidified sauces, thermal processing and products with meat - Cheeky Cocktailsbeveragessmall batch
Brooklyn, NY · cheekycocktails.co · source
Small-batch hot-fill co-packing and consulting - Pellicano's Specialty Foodssauces
Buffalo, NY · pellicanos.com · source
Sauces and dressings, hot and cold pack - Lupo's Bottlingsauces
Endicott, NY · spiedies.com · source
Cold-fill marinades and sauces in plastic bottles, private label - Assured Edge Solutionsdry mixes spices
Geneva, NY · assurededge.com · source
Co-manufacturing, blending and packing of powders and spices - Hawthorne Valley Farm Creamerydairy cheeseorganic certified
Ghent, NY · hawthornevalley.org · source
Organic and biodynamic dairy co-packing - Gold Pure Food Productssauces
Hempstead, NY · goldshorseradish.com · source
Horseradish, mustards and sauces in glass or plastic - Whitethorne LLC (Hawthorne Foods)pickles fermentshot sauceorganic certified
Hudson, NY · hawthornefoods.com · source
Organic sauerkraut, kimchi, hot sauce and fermented juices - Dolce Amorefrozen
Lindenhurst, NY · dolceamoreny.com · source
Filled pasta, gelato and meal kit co-packing - Vital Eatssauces
Malta, NY · vitaleats.com · source
Liquid and dry food co-packing, bottles to bags - Red Velvet NYCbaked goodsfrozendry mixes spices
Mount Kisco, NY · redvelvetnyc.com · source
Frozen cookie dough and dry baking kit pouches, private label - Arbor Hill Graperyjams preservessauces
Naples, NY · thegrapery.com · source
Hot and cold pack preserves, syrups and sauces, private label - Once Again Nut Butterhoney
Nunda, NY · onceagain.com · source
Nut butters and honey packed in glass and pails - Nilda's Dessertsbaked goods
Poughkeepsie, NY · nildasdesserts.com · source
Baked goods co-packing, private label and shared kitchen - Special Touch Bakerybaked goodssnacks granola
Rochester, NY · specialtouchbakery.org · source
Pies, cookies, granola and spice blends, contract manufacturing - Casa Visco Finer Foodssauces
Schenectady, NY · casavisco.com · source
Private label tomato and vegetable products in glass - Bronx River Bottlingsauces
Valley Cottage, NY · bronxriverbottling.com · source
Co-packing and private label sauces, dressings and spreads - Glen Copacksaucesdry mixes spices
Watkins Glen, NY · glencopack.org · source
Acidified and dry-fill bottling plus fulfillment
Suppliers that ship to New York
Packaging, fulfillment and distribution are mostly national. See insulated boxes, gel packs and dry ice, jars, labels and boxes, cold storage and fulfillment and specialty food distributors. For the how-to, read how to start cold shipping and shipping supplies for food makers.
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Questions
What is a co-packer?
A co-packer (contract packer) is a licensed food plant that makes and packs your product to your recipe. You own the brand and the recipe. They own the equipment, the inspections and the labor. Most ask for a minimum run, so call several and compare minimums, price per unit and what they will source for you.
Shared kitchen or co-packer: which do I need?
If you are still making it yourself, rent time in a shared or commissary kitchen. It is licensed, so you can sell beyond cottage food limits. When orders outgrow your own hands, a co-packer takes over production. Many makers use a kitchen for a year or two first.
Where does this list come from?
From public lists kept by state agriculture departments, university extension and food innovation centers, and from each business's own site. Listings that came from a public list link to that source. A listing is not an endorsement, so check licensing, insurance and minimums yourself.
How do I get listed or fix a listing?
Use the form on this page. Listings are free.
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Sources: public lists from state agriculture departments, university extension and food innovation centers, and each business's own site. Listings are independent businesses and are not affiliated with Madeline's. A listing is not an endorsement.