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Cold brew & RTD coffee · Co-packing · Updated 22 October 2026

Cold brew and RTD coffee co-packers

21 facilities run cold brew or ready-to-drink coffee. The list splits sharply between coffee specialists who roast and brew for you, and canners who will fill what you deliver. Which one you need depends on a single technical question: how your product stays shelf-stable.

Facilities running cold brew21across the US
Publish a minimum run3 of 21the rest make you ask
Mobile operators4they come to you
The facilities

21 facilities, 3 publish a minimum

Published minimums first, then alphabetical. 4 entries are mobile canners — they bring the line to your site, so a run minimum does not apply in the usual sense.

FacilityLocationMinimum runFormatsAlcoholServices
Good Liquid Bev CoPalmetto, FL200 casesCan, GlassNot publishedFormulation, Filling only, Packaging sourcing +1
Son Beverage CompanySan Antonio, TX200 galPET, GlassNot publishedFilling only, Private label, Labelling +1
The Nations Brewing CoNashville, TN400 casesCan, Can 16oz, KegYesFormulation, R&D, Filling only +3
Adirondack Bottling (Polar Beverages CM)Scotia, NYNot publishedPET, Can—Formulation, R&D, Packaging sourcing +2
Anvil Craft Servicesmobile canning operatorCTNot published—YesFilling only
Berner Food & BeverageDakota, ILNot published—Not publishedFormulation, R&D, Private label +3
Bev-HubManhattan, KS1,000 casesdeclaredCan sleek, Can 16oz, Alu bottleNot publishedFilling only, Labelling, Warehousing +1
Bevcraft USA (ex Tripod Canning)mobile canning operatorKenilworth, NJNot publishedCan, Can 16ozYesFilling only
Big Brands Utah Co-PackingUTNot publishedPET, Glass, Can +1YesFormulation, Filling only, Private label +1
California Custom BeverageLos Angeles, CANot publishedGlass, Can, Can sleekNot publishedFilling only, Formulation, R&D +1
Calpack FoodsTorrance, CANot publishedBag-in-boxNot publishedFilling only, Private label
Cascadia Canning Companymobile canning operatorSeattle, WANot publishedCan, Can 16oz, Can sleekYesFilling only, Packaging sourcing
Common CollabsFullerton, CANot publishedPET, Glass, Can +1Not publishedFilling only, Packaging sourcing
Headspace Beverage SolutionsLong Beach, CANot publishedCanYesFormulation, Filling only, Private label +3
Iron Heart Canningmobile canning operatorAshland, VANot publishedCan, Can 16oz, KegYesFilling only, Packaging sourcing, Labelling +1
Maryland PackagingElkridge, MDNot published—Not publishedPrivate label
Mountaintop BeverageMorgantown, WVNot publishedPET—Filling only, Private label, Packaging sourcing
Nidra PackChesapeake, VANot publishedCanYesFormulation, Filling only, R&D +3
Organic Food IncubatorBloomfield, NJNot published—Not publishedFormulation, Private label, Labelling
Prospectors Specialty BeverageCaledonia, MINot publishedCan, PET, Glass +2—Private label, Labelling, Fulfilment +3
Westrock Coffee CompanyConway, ARNot publishedCan, PET, Glass—Formulation, R&D, Private label +3
Highlighted — minimum published by the facility itself Not published — no figure on record
The pattern

Shelf stability is the fork in the road

Cold brew is low-acid, which means it will not keep itself. There are three routes to a shelf-stable can, and they decide which facility you can use: aseptic filling, extended shelf life processing, or high-pressure processing. Mountaintop Beverage in West Virginia runs aseptic and ESL. Others rely on refrigeration and short dating.

The second split is roasting. Westrock Coffee in Arkansas runs a 570,000 sq ft roast-to-RTD plant it describes as the largest in North America — they take green coffee and hand you a finished can. Prospectors in Michigan brews and cans cold brew and nothing else, producing for Biggby among others.

At the other end, 4 mobile canners will fill coffee you have already brewed, on your own site. That is the cheapest route into a can if you already have the liquid.

Why this page is different

3 published figures out of 21

Across the 237 facilities we track nationally, 36 publish a minimum — about one in seven. Cold brew publishes 3 of 21.

The Nations Brewing in Nashville publishes 400 cases, small enough for a genuine first run, and it appears on this list because it treats RTD coffee as a real category rather than an afterthought.

Ask about shelf life before you ask about price. A quote for a refrigerated 30-day product and a quote for a shelf-stable aseptic one are not comparable, and the difference decides your entire distribution model.

Before you call

Two things worth reading twice

"We can run coffee" and "we roast coffee" are different offers. Westrock and Prospectors work with the coffee itself. Most others on this list fill a liquid you supply. Both are valid — but only one saves you finding a roaster.

The mobile canners change the maths entirely. If you already brew, 4 operators here will bring a canning line to your door and charge by the visit rather than by the case. For a first run, that is often the shortest path to a shelf.

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