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Co-packers in San Diego, California
As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 5 co-packers in San Diego, California, 4 of them USDA organic certified and checked against the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database (export of October 1, 2026). 1 more listing gives USDA only a mailing address in San Diego, so the plant itself may be elsewhere; it is shown last and not counted above.
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Husks Unlimited
San Diego, California
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San Diego plant (Husks Unlimited) that co-manufactures grain, vegetable and protein bowls for other brands.
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Intelligent Blends
San Diego, California
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San Diego co-packer (Intelligent Blends) for single-serve beverages and functional beverage formulations.
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Storyhouse Spirits
San Diego, California
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San Diego distillery offering consulting and full contract distilling for new spirit brands.
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FrutStix
San Diego, California
Certified organic products include Blueberry Medley Frozen Fruit & Veggie Bar, Blueberry Pomegranate Frozen Fruit Bar, and Chocolate Almond Covered Creamy Coconut Frozen Fruit Bar. Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.
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Tarantino
San Diego, California
Certified organic products include Beef (Beef Tallow), Bone Broth (Beef Bone Broth), and Bone Broth (Chicken Bone Broth). Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.
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Jensen Meat Co.
San Diego, California
Certified organic products include Meal (Black Bean Veggie Burger), Meal (Braised French Lentil & Walnut Tikka Veggie Patties), and Meal (Roasted Beet Walnut Tikka Veggie Patties). Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.
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San Diego at a glance
5 co-packers in San Diego, California, 4 of them USDA organic certified. Most common products: beverages (2), frozen and desserts (2), spices, grains, and dry mixes (2), and wine, beer, and spirits (2).
1 more listing gives USDA only a mailing address in San Diego, so the plant itself may be elsewhere; it is shown last and not counted above.
See all co-packers in California, or other cities in California: Salinas (13), Watsonville (10), Fresno (9), Bakersfield (8), and Petaluma (8).
How to choose
- Start with fit: they already run your kind of product, in your format and package.
- If your label will say organic, pick a facility marked USDA organic certified, then open its USDA certificate link (or look it up in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database) and confirm it lists products like yours.
- Ask for minimum order, lead time, and whether they source ingredients or you do.
- If you need Kosher, SQF, or another certification, ask for the current certificate, not just a logo on a website.
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Common questions
How many co-packers are in San Diego, California?
As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 5 co-packers in San Diego, California. 4 are USDA organic certified, each checked against the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database (export of October 1, 2026). The rest are not organic certified and are marked that way. 1 more listing gives USDA only a mailing address in San Diego, so the plant itself may be elsewhere; it is shown last and not counted above.
What do co-packers in San Diego make?
The most common product types are beverages (2), frozen and desserts (2), spices, grains, and dry mixes (2), and wine, beer, and spirits (2).
Are all of these plants in San Diego?
No. 5 have a physical or website address in San Diego. 1 more has only a USDA mailing address there, so the facility may be elsewhere; it is listed last. Each listing page says which kind of address it shows, and the USDA certificate names the certified location.
Do co-packers in San Diego take small runs?
None of them publish a minimum order on their website, so ask each one directly.
How do I get matched with a co-packer near San Diego?
Send a free match request and name San Diego or California as where you want to make it. We pick up to 3 co-packers that fit your product and where you want to make it, and reply within one business day.