Co-Packing

Packed in the format your market needs

We pack your product into the formats your market needs, retail, bulk or foodservice, to your packaging and labelling requirements. Choose from a deep range of pack formats, and product leaves filled, labelled, coded and export-ready.

Bulk and retail formats

Consumer retail packs, larger foodservice formats and bulk, filled on the same line.

Flexible pack sizes

Pack sizes from small retail units up to bulk, matched to how your product sells.

Labelling and coding

Your artwork applied, with batch and date coding, ready for the destination market.

Export-ready packaging

Packed to survive export and leave with the documentation a shipment needs.

Process

How it works

  1. Choose the format

    Pick the pack format and size for your product and market.

  2. Fill and seal

    Product is filled and sealed in the pack you have chosen.

  3. Label and code

    Your label is applied, with batch and date coding.

  4. Export-ready dispatch

    Packed cases leave export-ready, with their document pack.

Ceylon tea in pyramid and paper tea-bag pack formats

The commercials

What a first order looks like

Minimum order
From 50 kg per SKU. Capsule runs start at 180 bottles.
Samples
3 to 5 business days, door to door.
Production
2 to 3 weeks from purchase order to dispatch.
Certification
BRCGS, FSSC 22000, HACCP, ISO 22000 and GMP. USDA Organic and EU Organic per SKU.

Why us

Why Co-Packing with Silk Route Ventures

A deep pack-format library

Retail pouches, glass, tins, capsule bottles and bulk, dozens of formats to match your product rather than force it into one.

Retail, bulk and foodservice, one line

Consumer packs and larger formats come off the same line, so a mixed range does not mean a second supplier.

Labelling, coding and docs together

Your label, batch coding and the export documents are handled in one place.

A low first order

From 50 kg per SKU, so trialling a new format does not mean committing a container of stock.

Ready to explore Co-Packing?