anyone with Co pAcker experiance

[TX_bowhunter37]

Has anyone used a Co packer before? What was the process from start to end? What should i expect?

[easeup]

???? a little help on what you ask please

[TX_bowhunter37]

What was the process from start to end? What should i expect?

[TX_bowhunter37]

I am looking into using a co packer this is my first time have no idea what to expect Hence why i asked the questions

What should i expect from this process?
What is the process you went through tell me about your experiance

[wyliescrib]

man... that aint fair to ask a question like that on a saturday nioght.... it might help to know what a Co packer is.... it couldnt be what it might be....

[Longhorn95]

This? I don't have any answers, just trying to understand the question.

Good luck with your product if I'm on the right track.

http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/foodsci/ext/pubs/copackers.html

[TX_bowhunter37]

A contract packer, or co-packer, is a company that manufactures and packages foods or other products for their clients. To market and distribute, a copacker works under contract with the hiring company to manufacture food as though the products were manufactured directly by the hiring company.
A co-packer is similar to a contract manufacturer in other industries, such as automotive or aerospace. Co-packing is common used when the producing company doesn't have the packing capacity, machinery, knowledge etc.

[TX_bowhunter37]

I am looking into marketing my bbq sauce

[kfd82]

I am looking into marketing my bbq sauce

Now that we know what a co packer is, I'd suggest talking to Cajun Blake.

He has someone mix and pack his Ragin' Blaze products.

[Burnadell]

I can't believe that you idiots don't know what a co-packer is! Times like this make me ashamed and embarrassed to be a member of TBH! Sheesh!

[Burnadell]

[Chew]

I used a co-packer when I had my henway business. Saved me a lot of time and money. Just do your research and find one that has experience with your product category.

[RascalArms]

I am looking into marketing my bbq sauce

Be very careful before approaching a co packer or co manufacturer b/c they like to rob ideas from small institutions. Do your legal work first and make sure you license your product, patent the brand-trade name, etc. in order to protect your right to ownership.
Otherwise, if the product is any good they will end up squeezing you out and taking over control and manufacturer it themselves.

[biglew]

My brother was my co-packer last time I had to pack up and move!

[Drawknife]

I used a co-packer when I had my henway business. Saved me a lot of time and money. Just do your research and find one that has experience with your product category.

I'm still waiting on my henway Bobby. Better call your co-packer b/c their co-packing is not up to co-packing standards of the co-packer's union of co-packer's of Texas. Dang co-packer's.