Food and beverage manufacturer
InnoMark Inc.
St. George, UT
Public sources reviewed Aug 2026
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Why it may fit
- Products: Juices, teas, functional beverages, wellness shots. Also powders (tubs, bags, stick packs, capsules).
- Processes: Hot fill
- Packaging: Plastic and glass 8 oz–1 gal; hot-fill aluminum cans.
- Location
- St. George, UT
- Processes
- Hot fillSource 1
- Product types
- Juices, teas, functional beverages, wellness shots. Also powders (tubs, bags, stick packs, capsules).Sources 1, 2
- Manufacturing capabilities
- Unknown, ask the manufacturerSource 1
- Packaging
- Plastic and glass 8 oz–1 gal; hot-fill aluminum cans.Source 1
- Published minimum
- The company says hot-fill runs may start at 7,500 liters. Its FAQ says liquid runs must exceed 7,000 liters and powder runs must exceed 3,000 kilograms.Source 1
- Source basis
- Public sources listed below
- Operating model
- Co-packer
- Website
- Visit official website
- Phone
- Unknown, ask the manufacturer
- Public email
- Unknown, ask the manufacturer
Regulatory and quality information
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- Regulatory status
- FDA-registered
- Food-safety systems
- Utah GMP
- Product or facility certifications
- USDA Organic · Kosher
What the manufacturer says
Hot-fill co-packer in St. George, UT for juices, teas, functional beverages, and wellness shots. Also lists powders.
Does not produce carbonated, high-pH refrigerated, or alcohol products.
Homepage: runs as low as 7,500 liters. FAQ: hot-fill liquid must be larger than 7,000 liters; powders larger than 3,000 kg. USDA Organic and kosher are stated.
Publicly listed locations
- St. George, UT
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What to ask next
- Is my formula, storage plan, and expected shelf life compatible with your process?
- What documents and test results do you need before a first run?
Sources
1. Official website · 2. Private-label products
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