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Kosher organic co-packers

32 USDA organic certified facilities that also list Kosher certification

Kosher certification means a rabbinic agency such as OU, OK, Star-K, or Kof-K supervises the ingredients, equipment, and process. Many retailers and shoppers look for a kosher symbol, and some distributors require one.

Certifications shown are the ones each facility lists on its own website. Ask for a current certificate before you commit.

By state: California (8) · Illinois (3) · Maryland (3) · Connecticut (2) · Florida (2) · Indiana (2) · Michigan (2) · New York (2) · Pennsylvania (2) · Colorado (1) · Iowa (1) · Kentucky (1) · North Carolina (1) · Ohio (1) · Texas (1)

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Common questions

How many organic co-packers list Kosher certification?

CoPacker Index lists 32 USDA organic certified co-packers in 15 states that also list Kosher certification on their website.

Is the Kosher certification verified?

Organic certification is checked against the USDA record. Kosher is what each facility lists on its own website, so ask for the current certificate before you commit.

What do Kosher organic co-packers make?

The most common product types are spices, grains, and dry mixes (13), supplements (12), and snacks and confections (9).

How do I find a Kosher organic co-packer for my product?

Send a free match request and tick the certifications you need. We only suggest co-packers that list every one.