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Co-packers certified organic by Georgia Crop Improvement Association

3 USDA organic certified co-packers whose USDA record names Georgia Crop Improvement Association as the certifier

At a glance

Every facility below lists Georgia Crop Improvement Association as its organic certifier in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database. Most are in Georgia (3).

Most common products: beverages (1), oils and vinegars (1), snacks and confections (1), and spices, grains, and dry mixes (1).

The longest-held current certification began in 2007 (USDA restarts this date when a facility changes certifier).

• Hongar Farms Gourmet

  Tucker, Georgia

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  Georgia maker of herb-infused oils (Hongar Farms) with a private label program for partner brands.

  • Certified organic, current since 2015

• Pure Bliss Organics

  Marietta, Georgia

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  Georgia nut company (Pure Bliss Organics) offering co-packing services to other brands.

  • Certified organic, current since 2007

• U.S. Beverage, Inc./Coastal Packaging

  Newnan, Georgia

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  Georgia beverage co-packer (Coastal Packaging) offering contract filling, custom blending and packaging for private label, retail and food service.

  • Certified organic, current since 2013

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Common questions

How many co-packers does Georgia Crop Improvement Association certify?

CoPacker Index lists 3 USDA organic certified co-packers whose USDA record names Georgia Crop Improvement Association as the certifier.

Where are Georgia Crop Improvement Association certified co-packers?

Most are in Georgia (3).

How do I check a facility's Georgia Crop Improvement Association certificate?

Open the listing and tap "View the USDA certificate". It opens the facility's record in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database, where the certifier, status, and certified products are shown.

Does the certifier matter when I pick a co-packer?

Any USDA-accredited certifier can certify an operation to the same USDA organic standards. What matters most is that the facility's certificate is active and covers your product. Ask for their current certificate before you commit.