What do I need to send to CCOF if I co-pack products for another company's private label?

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I process products for a CCOF certified private label owner:

I process products for an uncertified private label owner:

I process products for a private label owner who is certified by another certifier:

Submit the Product Application.* A one-time fee will apply.

Submit the Product Application. A one-time fee will apply.

Submit the Product Application. A one-time fee will apply.

Submit an H2.0B Product Formula for each multi-ingredient product you process (not required for single ingredient products).

Submit an H2.0B Product Formula for each multi-ingredient product you process (not required for single ingredient products).

Submit an H2.0B Product Formula for each multi-ingredient product you process (not required for single ingredient products).

Submit a color copy of the product label(s). Be sure labels meet labeling requirements. Label will identify CCOF as the certifier.

Submit a color copy of the product label(s). Be sure labels meet labeling requirements. Label will identify CCOF as the certifier. An annual fee will apply, see the CCOF Certification Services Manual.

Submit a color copy of the product label(s). Be sure labels meet labeling requirements. Labels may identify the private label owner’s certifier or CCOF.  Identifying the private label owner’s certifier is most common.

Submit an H2.0A listing the ingredients and an organic certificate for any new supplier.

Submit an H2.0A listing the ingredients and an organic certificate for any new supplier.

Submit an H2.0A listing the ingredients and organic certificate for any new supplier.

 

Submit a Co-Packer Application form for each private label brand owner you process for.

Submit a Co-Packer Application form and the organic certificate for the certified private label owner. Certificate should list the product and brand.**

* If your CCOF certified co-packer or private label owner is an authorized contact for your operation, we can accept updates for both operations at the same time. Let us know if you would like to add an authorized contact by emailing inbox@ccof.org

** In general, the co-packer will submit the product for approval to their certifier as the first step in the process. This means that the certified private label owner’s certificate might not yet list the specific branded product at the time of approval for the co-packer.