Co-Packers or Co-Manufacturers - MARKETPLACE

Hi, how are you?

BaronMag, Canada's bilingual B2B publication covering the food and beverage industry, is launching Baron Copack-a new marketplace connecting brands looking for co-packing services with co-packers, ingredient suppliers, packaging companies, equipment manufacturers, and other industry service providers.

Learn more about the platform:

https://baroncopack.com/

You can get started by completing your company profile here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe3tDXMIQ3L7uE6k_a6dcUyhdZYyq35cST2aM2PT_9qsJbk3A/viewform

We're currently offering a limited number of free listings for companies joining during the launch phase.

* If you wish to have the document in FRENCH (email me back to request)

Important: Once you've completed the Google Form, please reply to this email to let me know. We'll activate your company profile as soon as we receive your submission.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out.

We look forward to welcoming you to Baron Copack!

Best regards,

Leonardo Calcagno
BaronMag | Baron Copack

Hi Leo, this is very interesting - you are so right this is a much needed tool for the industry and a common resource many brands are looking for. I wanted to highlight that CFIN has launched a Co-Manufacturer Directory already. You and any other CFIN members can find it here: https://www.cfin-rcia.ca/tools/co-manufacturer-directory

There is a form at the bottom if you want to list your business as well.

Leonardo,

Thanks for the email the other day.

I am based in Montreal, you could also add this information in the French section, if possible.
Thanks in advance,
Don.

I'm having a difficult time finding co-packing services, thank you!

Siobhan,

If you do a Google search, tone of co-packers are shown and a site that lists them. Select the co-packer based on your products and requirements.

Good luck in the search !!

regards,

Don,

Hi Leonardo,
Thanks for sharing this - Baron Copack sounds like exactly the kind of connector this space needs. I'm Abass, founder of Prime Axis Foodtech Solutions, a West African food supply chain company currently exploring market entry into Canada. We're looking to connect with co-packers and ingredient suppliers who work with international/emerging market brands entering the Canadian market. Is Baron Copack open to companies still in the market-entry stage, or is it geared more toward brands already established in Canada?