Listed Food & Beverage Companies in Texas

Results are ordered alphabetically. Inclusion is based on the matching process or industry recorded on each published profile.

Apogee Foods

📍 Dallas, TX
Specialties: Gluten Free ProductsNatural Food ManufacturingCo-PackingPrivate Label Manufacturing

Apogee Foods is a leading natural foods manufacturer based in Dallas, Texas, specializing in premium gluten-free, SQF, and Kosher certified food produ...

ATX Specialty Foods

📍 Austin, TX Est. 2011
Specialties: Dips and SaucesSpecialty SaucesPrivate Label ManufacturingCo-Packing

ATX Specialty Foods stands as one of the fastest growing SQF certified food manufacturing facilities in Texas, operating from Austin with over 150 yea...

ATX Specialty Foods

📍 Kyle, TX Est. 2011
Specialties: SaucesCheese-Based DipsSour Cream DipsBarbecue Sauces

ATX Specialty Foods stands as a premier food manufacturing company specializing in high-quality dips and sauces from their SQF-certified facility in A...

Blue Bell Creameries

📍 Brenham, TX Est. 1907
Specialties: Ice Cream ManufacturingFrozen DessertsDairy ProductsPremium Ice Cream

Blue Bell Creameries stands as a premier ice cream manufacturer based in Brenham, Texas, with over a century of expertise in premium frozen dessert pr...

Fischer & Wieser Specialty Foods

📍 Fredericksburg, TX Est. 1969
Specialties: CondimentsPasta SaucesSoupsMeal Starters

Fischer & Wieser Specialty Foods stands as a premier artisanal food manufacturer in Fredericksburg, Texas, with over 55 years of culinary excellence r...

GoodHeart Brand Specialty Foods

📍 San Antonio, TX Est. 1996
Specialties: Custom ProteinsSaucesMeal KitsHand-Crafted Foods

GoodHeart Brand Specialty Foods is a leading San Antonio-based specialty food manufacturer established in 1996 by the mother-daughter team of Amalia a...

Kolache Factory

📍 Katy, TX
Specialties: Bakery ProductsKolachesBreakfast FoodsCzech Pastries

Kolache Factory is a leading bakery-café franchise specializing in authentic Czech pastries and Eastern European baked goods. Founded in 1982 by John ...

Lone Star Meats

📍 Austin, TX Est. 1952
Specialties: Meat ProcessingNatural BeefPork ProductsLamb Products

Lone Star Meats stands as a distinguished family-owned meat processing and distribution company serving Texas since 1952, headquartered in Austin with...

Mount Franklin Foods

📍 El Paso, TX Est. 1920
Specialties: ConfectioneryNut SnacksCandy ManufacturingSnack Mixes

Mount Franklin Foods stands as a premier food processing and manufacturing company based in El Paso, Texas, with over 100 years of proven expertise in...

When a Texas food or beverage plant is the right node

Texas food and beverage work clusters around Dallas–Fort Worth packaged foods, Austin and Central Texas specialty and co-packing, San Antonio and South Texas protein, Houston distribution, and El Paso snack and confection plants.

Clusters this page covers

  • Dallas–Fort Worth packaged foods, snacks, and private-label production
  • Austin and Central Texas specialty sauces, dips, and co-packing
  • San Antonio and South Texas protein, tortillas, and foodservice SKUs
  • Houston and Gulf distribution for ingredients and finished cases
  • El Paso confection, nut, and cross-border snack production

Selection rules

  1. Match the plant to the Texas submarket. A Brenham dairy plant is not interchangeable with a Houston ingredient warehouse or an Austin sauce line.
  2. Ask whether the quote includes cold-chain, dry grocery, or foodservice pack-out.
  3. Confirm SQF or equivalent coverage for the exact line, not the company brand.
  4. Check I-10, I-35, and I-45 outbound assumptions before treating “Texas” as one freight zone.

When to use a co-packer, a brand plant, or an ingredient supplier

A food manufacturer is not automatically a co-packer. Choose the operating model first, then compare listed plants.

When this is the jobUseWhy
A finished consumer SKU that needs filling, labeling, and pack-outCo-packer or contract manufacturerThe constraint is line format, sanitation, and lot coding—not a secret house recipe.
A branded product already running at a company-owned plantBrand manufacturerCapacity, brand standards, and existing QA systems matter more than outside-formula flexibility.
A bulk ingredient, flavor, or intermediate that other plants will convertIngredient or processing specialistThe buyer needs specification, COA, and allergen control—not retail packaging.

How to source this work

Use a food or beverage manufacturer when recipe control, allergens, sanitation, filling, shelf life, and lot traceability have to run as one qualified production system—not as a generic job shop.

Include in the RFQ

  • formula, ingredient specifications, and approved substitutes
  • allergen statement, sanitation, and changeover requirements
  • batch size, annual forecast, and target shelf life
  • process, fill format, package, coding, and storage conditions
  • food-safety certifications, testing, and recall-traceability needs

Questions that separate suppliers

  • Which food-safety certifications and process authorities apply to this line?
  • How are allergens, sanitation, and changeovers controlled between SKUs?
  • Can pilot, scale-up, packaging, and distribution be included under one purchase order?

Questions this page can answer

Where are Texas food and beverage manufacturers concentrated?

Listed plants cluster in Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin and Central Texas, San Antonio, Houston, and El Paso. Compare the city and process before assuming statewide coverage.

What should a Texas food RFQ include besides the recipe?

Include fill format, allergen program, target shelf life, case pack, coding, and whether the freight leaves on I-35, I-10, or through a Gulf distribution node.

How should a buyer compare food and beverage manufacturers in the U.S.?

Start with process fit, food-safety evidence, and fill format. Then compare batch size, allergen controls, packaging capability, and whether the site actually takes outside formulas. Directory counts show listed plants; they do not replace a current audit or specification review.

Which states are the strongest food and beverage manufacturing hubs?

California, Texas, Pennsylvania, New York, North Carolina, Georgia, and Minnesota are the first states to check on UNITEMFG because they combine listed plants with real production clusters in packaged foods, protein, dairy, beverages, and ingredients.

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