Cannabis co-packing for brands who count every gram.
Fire Ganja runs cultivation, processing, and packaging under one roof for licensed producers who need a manufacturing partner they don't have to double-check.
From seed to sealed unit, in four stages.
Each stage is run in-house, so a batch never has to leave the building to change hands.
Cultivate
Strains grown to a fixed spec — same genetics, same conditions, run after run.
Process
Trim, cure, and grade before anything moves toward packaging.
Package
Rolled, weighed, and sealed under your brand or ours, to Health Canada packaging rules.
Distribute
Palletized and routed to provincial boards or your named distributor.
One address, every stage of production.
Fire Ganja operates as a licensed producer out of Barrie, Ontario. Brand owners bring the genetics, the recipe, or just the label — we handle the parts of the operation that require a license to run.
If you're evaluating co-packers, ask the questions this sheet already answers.
- Address10–647 Welham Rd, Barrie, ON L4N 0B7
- Producer typeLicensed — dried flower & pre-roll
- Service modelCo-pack, white label, distribution
- Client typeLicensed producers & brand owners
- PackagingHealth Canada compliant, custom brand
- QuotesPer SKU, per run
What a co-packing relationship should feel like.
Not a knock on the rest of the industry — just what we hear brand owners wish worked differently before they found us.
Common friction points
- Quotes take a week to come back
- Minimum run sizes locked to their equipment, not your order
- Packaging compliance is your problem to catch
- Cultivation, processing, and packaging split across vendors
How we run it
- One point of contact from quote to delivery
- Cultivation, processing, and packaging under one license
- Packaging built to Health Canada spec before it reaches you
- Direct line to the facility — no account-manager relay
Every co-packer runs differently — these are the questions worth asking whoever you choose, including us.
Four ways to work with us.
Most partners use one of these as an entry point, then add the others as volume grows.
Contract Growing & Cultivation
Bring your own genetics or use ours — grown to a fixed spec at our Barrie facility rather than sourced and resold.
- Fixed strain library or custom genetics
- Consistent batch-to-batch testing
Manufacturing
Trim, cure, and process raw flower into finished formats ready for packaging, under our license.
- Pre-roll production
- Grading and quality sorting
Custom Packaging
Your brand on the jar, or ours — either way, packaged to Health Canada plain-packaging requirements.
- White label or co-pack under your brand
- Child-resistant, compliant formats
Provincial Distribution
As a licensed producer, we can support listing submissions to any provincial distributor across Canada — not just Ontario.
- OCS, BCLDB, AGLC, SQDC, and more
- Batch documentation prepared per board
Before you request a quote.
The questions we get most from brand owners looking at co-packing for the first time.
What is cannabis co-packing?
Co-packing is when a licensed producer manufactures and packages product on behalf of a brand owner, so the brand doesn't need its own cultivation or processing license to bring a product to market.
Do I need my own Health Canada license to work with you?
No. That's the point of co-packing — our license covers production and packaging, so you can focus on the brand and the sales relationships.
What's the difference between co-packing and white label?
Co-packing produces and packages your product under your existing brand. White label uses a shared base product that different brands package under their own label, usually with lower minimums and faster turnaround.
What formats do you package?
Dried flower and pre-roll formats today. Send us your spec — strain, format, and target volume — and we'll quote what's possible.
Can you get my product into stores outside Ontario?
As a Health Canada licensed producer, we can support product submissions to any provincial distributor across Canada — OCS, BCLDB, AGLC, SQDC, and the rest — not just the board here in Ontario. Requirements and timelines vary by province.
What is contract growing?
Contract growing means you bring the genetics — your own strain or one you want propagated — and we grow it to a fixed spec at our facility, without you needing your own cultivation license.
How long does a quote take?
We aim to turn quotes around quickly once we have your product spec and target volume. Reach out through the contact form and we'll follow up directly.