Filling & bottling
Turn liquid supply into the bottle format your customers buy. Automated filling covers 2 ounces to 1 gallon, including spray and quick-dispense formats, subject to product and container fit.
CO-PACKING & PACKAGING
From your liquid product to a finished pack, Regent handles filling, labeling, sourcing, assembly, and packing. Tell us what you need co-packed; we’ll confirm product, container, and process compatibility before quoting.
Turn liquid supply into the bottle format your customers buy. Automated filling covers 2 ounces to 1 gallon, including spray and quick-dispense formats, subject to product and container fit.
Put your brand on the finished product. Coordinate label application, shrink sleeves, design, and assembly with the rest of your packaging run.
Bring bottles, closures, labels, and raw-material sourcing into your production plan. Regent coordinates procurement through its supplier network.
Bring your formula, product specifications, and any formulation support you need. We’ll review the requirements for a consistent filling and packaging run.
Deliver a finished pack instead of separate components. Combine filling, assembly, shrink wrapping, and bundling around your retail or wholesale format.
Create a sellable set from multiple items. Assemble promotional packs, retail kits, or subscription products with the packaging and labels they need.
Connect finished production with your delivery plan. Discuss climate-controlled storage, inventory tracking, and shipping coordination from Springfield, Missouri.
YOUR LIQUID. YOUR BRAND.
Bring the product. We’ll help coordinate the rest.
Whether you’re planning a new launch or a repeat run, tell us what needs to be filled and how it should be packed. We’ll review product properties, containers, closures, labeling, and order quantities to confirm the fit.
Scope your co-packing projectYOUR NEXT PRODUCT OR PRODUCTION RUN
Share the intended use, packaging, and quantity. We’ll confirm project fit and what’s needed for a quote.
Request a quoteStill defining the product? Start with what you know.