Minnesota contract manufacturing for supplement and beauty brands.
Minnesota is part of PMG's five-state manufacturing network, supporting Midwest logistics and specialty manufacturing capabilities. The work is managed from our Boca Raton, Florida headquarters, so you get regional capacity with one team accountable end to end.
Why brands run production through Minnesota.
The Upper Midwest is a long-established center for specialty manufacturing and food-grade production, with a deep supplier base and central distribution reach into both coasts.
We route a project to Minnesota when its equipment, certifications, and batch sizes fit the product — not by default. Formats that belong elsewhere run in Florida, North Carolina, Texas, or Arizona instead, under the same specifications and the same project manager.
Capabilities available through the network.
Across our partner facilities, production runs in FDA (Food and Drug Administration)-registered, cGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practice)-compliant environments. Certifications such as organic, NSF, and halal are capability-dependent and confirmed per product before you commit to a path.
- ·Capsules, tablets, powders, and stick packs
- ·Gummies and functional beverages
- ·Skincare, personal care, and hair care
- ·Packaging, labeling, and kitting
- ·Fulfillment and 3PL for DTC, Amazon, and retail channels
One relationship, managed from Florida.
PMG does not publish a Minnesota street address because production there runs through partner facilities rather than a PMG-branded plant. What stays constant is the team: formulation, testing, compliance, packaging, and logistics are coordinated by the same people from first call to first shipment.
PMG was founded in 2016 by a team whose principals have spent 30+ years in consumer product manufacturing and distribution, which is why the facility question is usually the last one we answer — the product spec decides it.
Request a quote for your Minnesota production run.
Share your product, format, and target volumes. We will confirm which facility in the network fits and what the path to a first batch looks like.