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Organic sweeteners and sugar co-packers in Oregon

As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 6 USDA organic certified co-packers in Oregon whose USDA certificate or own website lists sweeteners and sugar products (USDA export of October 1, 2026).

• Bridgewell Agribusiness

  Clackamas, Oregon

  Website reviewed

  Oregon contract manufacturer for dry products and bulk oils: custom blending, toll processing, packaging and labeling in an SQF facility.

  • Certified organic, current since 2002
  • Kosher
  • SQF
  • Gluten-free
  • +1 more

• St. Cousair

  Newberg, Oregon

  Website reviewed

  Oregon plant (St. Cousair) that co-packs a wide variety of foods and beverages.

  • Certified organic, current since 2015

• Yellow Emperor

  Eugene, Oregon

  Website reviewed

  Oregon liquid contract manufacturer for tinctures, extracts and liquid supplements, with in-house R&D and bottling.

  • Certified organic, current since 2011
  • cGMP

• Azure Standard, Sweet Creek Foods, Missy J's

  Dufur, Oregon

  Certified organic products include Adzuki Beans, Agave Syrup (Blue, Light), and Alfalfa (Leaf Cut & Sifted). Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.

  • Certified organic, current since 2002

• GloryBee

  Eugene, Oregon

  Certified organic products include Baking Supplies - Corn Starch, Baking Supplies- Palmfruit Shortening (RBD/S), and Butters - No Salt Creamy Peanut Butter. Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.

  • Certified organic, current since 2023

• KFK Seasonings

  Portland, Oregon

  Certified organic products include Allspice (Ground Allspice), Anise (Anise Seed), and Anise (Anise Seed Ground). Listed as a co-packer in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database.

  • Certified organic, current since 2006

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Sweeteners and sugar in Oregon at a glance

6 of the 125 USDA organic certified co-packers we list for sweeteners and sugar are in Oregon. Facilities in Eugene, Clackamas, Newberg and Dufur and more.

Of these, 1 lists Kosher, 1 lists SQF, 1 lists cGMP, 1 lists Gluten-free, and 1 lists Non-GMO. Organic certification is checked against the USDA record. Other certifications are what each facility lists on its own website.

3 of the 6 have been reviewed in more detail from their own websites. For the rest, the product comes from the USDA certificate, which shows what a facility is certified to handle, not whether it has room for a new brand.

Nearby states with organic sweeteners and sugar co-packers: California (27) and Washington (6).

How to choose

• Start with fit: they already run your kind of product, in your format and package.
• Open the USDA certificate link on the listing (or look the facility up in the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database where no link is shown) and confirm the operation is certified and 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 organic sweeteners and sugar co-packers are in Oregon?

As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 6 USDA organic certified co-packers in Oregon whose USDA certificate or own website lists sweeteners and sugar products. Organic certification is checked against the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database (export of October 1, 2026). That is 6 of the 125 we list across all states.

Where in Oregon are they?

Facilities in Eugene, Clackamas, Newberg and Dufur and more.

Will they make my product?

A certificate shows what a facility is certified to handle, not whether it has room for a new brand. Ask about minimum order, packaging, and lead time before you send samples.

Do sweeteners and sugar co-packers in Oregon 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 sweeteners and sugar co-packer in Oregon?

Send a free match request and name Oregon as where you want to make it. We pick up to 3 certified co-packers that fit and reply within one business day.

What if none of these fit?

Look at California (27) and Washington (6), or see every organic sweeteners and sugar co-packer. Or send a match request and we will search the whole directory.