Co-packers in Alaska
As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 2 co-packers in Alaska, 0 of them USDA organic certified and checked against the USDA Organic INTEGRITY Database (export of October 1, 2026).
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Alaska Seafood Company
Juneau, Alaska
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Juneau, Alaska seafood company that puts your label on its smoked salmon in cans, jars and pouches.
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Sixty North Seafoods
Cordova, Alaska
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Cordova, Alaska seafood plant that custom processes wild Alaskan fish for fishermen who sell their own catch.
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Alaska at a glance
2 co-packers in Alaska, 0 of them USDA organic certified. Facilities in Juneau and Cordova.
Most common products: meat and prepared meals (1) and snacks and confections (1).
Nearby states: California (459), Washington (116), Oregon (78), and Hawaii (1).
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 Alaska?
As of October 30, 2026, CoPacker Index lists 2 co-packers in Alaska. 0 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.
What do co-packers in Alaska make?
The most common product types are meat and prepared meals (1) and snacks and confections (1).
Do co-packers in Alaska 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 in Alaska?
Send a free match request. Three short steps. We pick up to 3 co-packers that fit and reply within one business day.
What if none of these fit?
Look at nearby states: California (459), Washington (116), Oregon (78), and Hawaii (1). Or send a match request and we will search the whole directory.