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Co-packers in Denver, Colorado
As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 8 co-packers in Denver, Colorado, 7 of them USDA organic certified and checked against the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database (export of October 1, 2026). 3 more listings give USDA only a mailing address in Denver, so the plant itself may be elsewhere; they are shown last and not counted above.
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Covert Nutra
Denver, Colorado
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Colorado gummy contract manufacturer (Covert Nutra) taking products from concept and sample to full production.
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First Crack Coffee
Denver, Colorado
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Coffee roasting company (First Crack) offering co-roasting and white labeling in Denver, St. Louis and Cleveland.
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Kiss Nutraceuticals
Denver, Colorado
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Kiss Nutraceuticals offers custom vitamin gummies and co-packing services for other brands.
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KND Labs
Denver, Colorado
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KND Labs offers co-manufacturing and packaging for supplements and cannabinoids under contract.
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Landmark Foods
Denver, Colorado
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Denver contract packaging plant (Landmark Foods) for beverage bottling, oil bottling, and dry mixing and packaging.
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Rocky Mountain Spice Company
Denver, Colorado
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Denver spice blender offering custom blending, co-packing and private label.
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Sleeping Giant Brewing
Denver, Colorado
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Denver contract brewery and beverage production facility for craft brands.
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Basecamp Co-Pack
Denver, Colorado
Certified organic products include Chocolate Hemp Protein, Chocolate Hemp Protein Sample, and Strawberry Hemp Protein. Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.
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Western Innovations
Denver, Colorado
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Western Innovations provides automated packaging and assembly services for food and supplements.
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Ardent Mills
Denver, Colorado
Certified organic products include Bread Flour, Bread Flour ((enriched)), and Bread Flour (Alpine DKB Bread Flour). Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.
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Commerce City Grain
Denver, Colorado
Certified organic products include Barley (Barley Berries), Bread Flour, and Bread Flour (Enriched). Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.
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Denver at a glance
8 co-packers in Denver, Colorado, 7 of them USDA organic certified. Most common products: supplements (4), spices, grains, and dry mixes (3), beverages (2), and coffee and tea (1).
3 more listings give USDA only a mailing address in Denver, so the plant itself may be elsewhere; they are shown last and not counted above.
Of these, 2 list cGMP. Organic certification is checked against the USDA record. Other certifications are what each facility lists on its own website.
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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 Denver, Colorado?
As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 8 co-packers in Denver, Colorado. 7 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. 3 more listings give USDA only a mailing address in Denver, so the plant itself may be elsewhere; they are shown last and not counted above.
What do co-packers in Denver make?
The most common product types are supplements (4), spices, grains, and dry mixes (3), beverages (2), and coffee and tea (1).
Are all of these plants in Denver?
No. 8 have a physical or website address in Denver. 3 more have only a USDA mailing address there, so the facility may be elsewhere; they are listed last. Each listing page says which kind of address it shows, and the USDA certificate names the certified location.
Do co-packers in Denver 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 Denver?
Send a free match request and name Denver or Colorado 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.