Co-Packing Questions, Answered
Practical answers for brands evaluating a copacker in Canada.
What is co-packing?
Co-packing, contract packaging or copacking is when a third-party partner handles packaging activities for a brand. Depending on the project, this can include filling, weighing, sealing, labeling and secondary packaging.
Where does COPACK Canada support co-packing?
COPACK Canada supports project enquiries in Vancouver and Toronto.
Can you help source packaging?
Yes. Packaging sourcing can be discussed alongside the co-packing project. Select “Yes” for packaging sourcing in the quote form and include any current packaging details you have.
What products can you co-pack?
Our current website categories include chips, popcorn, liquids, beverages, frozen food, granola, gels, sauces, condiments, dried fruit and nuts. Other products can be submitted for review.
What information do you need for a quote?
Send the product type, package format, target fill size, expected volume, number of SKUs, timeline, certification requirements and whether you need ingredient or packaging sourcing.
Are Copacker.ca and CanadaCoPacking.com the same company?
Yes. Both sites represent the COPACK Canada business. Copacker.ca is structured around search terms brands commonly use when looking for co-packing services.
Do you have a minimum order quantity?
Minimum practical run sizes depend on the product, equipment, packaging format and project. Submit your expected volume so the team can assess fit.
Can you work with an existing package?
Yes, an existing package can be reviewed. Share dimensions, material specifications if available, photos or samples, and any filling or sealing requirements you already know.