CSP (Contract Supplement Packaging)
Supplement-focused packager offering stick packs, sachets and secondary packaging formats.
- MOQ
- Varies by format
- Stick packs: 100,000
- Sachets: 250,000
- Liquid packets: 50,000
- Powder canister bottling: 5,000
- LEAD TIME
- Not publicly disclosed
Overview
CSP (Contract Supplement Packaging) is a packaging company in Boise, Idaho, that has served the supplement industry for over 25 years. CSP focuses on stick packs, sachets, and secondary and supplement-specific packaging formats. The USDA's Organic Integrity Database lists it as a certified organic handler of dry products since 2007. CSP is located in the Western United States, providing a logistics option between California manufacturing hubs and Midwest distribution. Its published minimums vary by format: 100,000 units for stick packs, 250,000 for sachets, 50,000 for liquid packets and 5,000 for powder canister bottling.
Certifications
1 of 1 certification independently confirmed. What this means
Capabilities
- PRODUCT TYPES
- Stick Pack Filling · Sachet Packaging · Secondary Packaging · Supplement Packaging · Liquid Packet Filling · Powder Canister Filling
- CAPABILITIES
- Filling or bottling · Stick packs or sachets · Kitting or secondary packaging
- DOSAGE FORMS
- capsules · tablets · softgels · powders · liquids
Sources
- CSP Official Website(2026-10-19)
- USDA Organic Integrity Database: Contract Supplement Packaging(2026-10-19)
What we couldn't verify
We did not visit this company on site. See the limits that apply to every listing.
- Published minimums of 50,000 to 250,000 units for single-serve formats may not fit all brand volumes
- The company's site also lists FDA registration, Idaho pharmacy registration, NSF, kosher and halal; of these, only USDA Organic was confirmed in a public registry
Dietary supplement manufacturers must comply with 21 CFR Part 111 (cGMP). What Part 111 requires
The connection map between CSP (Contract Supplement Packaging) and other vendors, capabilities, and certifications is in the manufacturer atlas.
Enforcement screening: included in Inventory Ready's most recent completed pass against FDA's published recall datasets (2026-07-09). Method and limits →
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