co-packing

Secondary co-packing is typically used for the purposes of branding and display.

And that's just why we have a chill co-packing unit - storing chocolate in August!

Co-packing is commonly used when the producing company doesn't have the packing capacity, machinery, knowledge etc.

As well, Lakeport will continue as one of Canada's leading co-packing facilities.

Depending on the type of co-packing required, licensing may or may not be required for secondary packaging.

Total YTD foodservice sales, exclusive of club and co-packing business are up approximately 75.9%.

Stockpack: A leading contract packing operation whose co-manufacturing and co-packing facilities are used by many well known food and confectionery companies.

Secondary co-packing can also bundle or group products together in a new configuration (multi-pack, etc.) for ease of shipping or storing.

Marsanta produces retail and catering size packs under the Marsanta label in addition to co-packing for a wide variety of clients.

Konopka also owns and operates Konopka Co-Packing, a packaging company that employs over 20 workers.

She says they involve only the co-packing area within the Palmyra, Pa., plant, and that they mostly involve record-keeping.

In both our ambient and chilled co-packing premises, further up-to-date equipment has been installed, enabling us to handle just about any packaging job our customers require.

To that has been added production of private-label wines for undisclosed retailers and some co-packing for client brands, according to Mr. Roney.

"So rather that moving backwards and forwards around the country it makes sound environmental and business sense to bring the co-packing to one of Nestle's largest distribution centres."

Otter Valley is also heavily involved in co-packing for large US manufacturers including Conagra, Campbells and Unilever.

In the 1980s, Reed's manufacturing facilities, were produced in a co-packing arrangement with Amurol Products, a subsidiary of Wrigley Gum.

This production could take the form of a new "greenfield" production facility or a co-packing arrangement with an existing Canadian food processor that has excess capacity in its existing plant.

A co-packing agreement was reached with The Coca-Cola Company that keeps production in the Lehigh Valley, with production scheduled to resume in August 2015.

The Company is presently producing a coffee product for a California-based coffee company selling to the convenience store market and is considering other co-packing opportunities on a selective basis.

Exel spokeswoman Lynn Anderson said the company planned to fight the findings, adding that they involved only the co-packing area within the Palmyra facility, and that they mostly involved record-keeping.

Corporation, a Washington State company, which produces and distributes Cascade Clear and Clearly Canadian products in the United States and other countries as well as co-packing (bottling) for other manufacturers' brands.

The main administrative and design offices, together with blister-packing and clam-packing, ambient co-packing and warehousing facilities are located in the Midsomer Enterprise Park, and it is to this address that all enquiries should be made.

Shelby, who came to Small Planet after a career in operations at Birds Eye, handles the considerable logistics involved in moving three dozen ingredients on time to the co-packing plant in Alberta, Canada, where they are combined in a microwaveable bowl.

Counsel for HWC submitted that imports of the subject goods which are for the sole purpose of a co-packing arrangement between Hunt-Wesson, Inc. of the United States and Arkell Foods Limited should be excluded from a positive finding of the Tribunal.

Gerber submitted that neither a new production facility nor a co-packing arrangement was a viable option for it, due to the size of the Canadian market and the investment that would be required. [54] In the Tribunal’s view, the Canadian market is likely too small, on its own, to support a new production facility.