For Emerging Food Brands
A Bone Broth Co-Packer for a Practical Path to Market
microBrothery works with qualified farms and food brands to evaluate broth co-packing from our Asheville facility. We begin with fit, inputs, product requirements, packaging, volume, and timeline before committing to production.
What Co-Packing MeansYour Product Direction.
Your Product Direction.
Our Production Process.
Defined Product
We document the intended broth, inputs, finished format, and responsibilities before scheduling a run.
Production Planning
Volume, ingredient handling, packaging, storage, pickup, and timing are reviewed for operational fit.
Batch Accountability
Inputs and finished production are handled through a traceable batch workflow.
Brand Ownership
Your brand remains customer-facing while the agreed manufacturing responsibilities stay clear.
Fit Review
What We Need to Know
A useful first conversation is specific. Share what you have, what you want to sell, where it will be sold, and when you need it.
ProductCurrent formula, concept, flavor, and intended customer.
InputsWhether you supply approved bones or need sourcing discussed.
FormatDesired package, storage state, label, and sales channel.
ScaleEstimated first run, ongoing demand, location, and timeline.
Working Sequence
From Inquiry to Production Decision
1. Discovery
Submit your product, volume, geography, and timeline.
2. Feasibility
We review inputs, process, packaging, and facility fit.
3. Specification
Qualified projects move toward an agreed production specification and responsibilities.
4. Scheduling
Timing is confirmed only after requirements and readiness are clear.
Choose the Right Model
Co-Packing, Private Label, or Farm Processing?
I have bones from my farm.
Start with white-label farm processing and confirm source, species, condition, and volume before drop-off.
I want a broth under my brand.
Review our private-label manufacturing pathway and submit your desired product and channel.
I already have a product specification.
Use the brand inquiry path and describe the formula, current production, format, and forecast.
Are minimums and lead times published?
They depend on the project. We confirm current feasibility after reviewing inputs, format, scale, and timing.
Tell Us What You Want to Make.
A complete inquiry helps us give you a useful answer quickly.