Category · Marinara
Tomato sauce at scale, without losing the recipe.
The pasta aisle is the most crowded shelf in the store, and the brands that win there are the ones whose product is identical every single time. Tomato is acidic, viscous, and thermally sensitive — the exact combination that exposes a weak co-packer.
See If Your Product Is a FitWhat brands in this category keep running into
- Color and body drifting between production runs
- Fresh herb and garlic character cooked out by aggressive processing
- Viscosity problems that slow fill rates and raise unit cost
- Shelf life claims nobody has actually validated with data
How we run it
- Hot fill tuned for high-viscosity, high-acid tomato products
- Retail jar and bottle formats plus 50-gallon bulk drums for food service
- Documented pH and water activity checkpoints on every batch
- Ingredient lot traceability from receiving through palletizing
- Shelf-life validation with microbial stability timelines you can put on a spec sheet
Regional sauce brands use Frogmore to move from commissary kitchens to grocery distribution without reformulating what customers already love.
Common questions
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Keep reading
Co-Packing in South Carolina
Why brands across the Southeast produce in Beaufort, SC.
Production Types Explained
Hot fill, cold fill, frozen, pouches and portion cups.
SQF, GFSI & Kosher Explained
What each certification actually means for your product.
Capabilities & Facility
Lines, formats, QC checkpoints and traceability.
Culinary-First Manufacturing
Clean-label refrigerated sauces in foodservice bags.
Private Label Programs
Our portfolio produced under your own brand.
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