Hand packing & assembly
Careful manual packing for components, presentation requirements and assembly steps that need more judgement and dexterity than a standard automated process.
Explore hand packing & assemblyUK CONTRACT PACKING & CO-PACKING
Stockholm helps businesses outsource manual packing, packaging assembly, kitting, repacking, relabelling, rework and checking through a clear production brief.

THE SHORT ANSWER
A contract packing company completes packing work on behalf of another business. Also called a co-packer or contract packaging company, it can provide hand packing, packaging assembly, kitting, multipacks, repacking, relabelling, rework, promotional packing and quality checks—all defined by an agreed production brief.
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CHOOSE THE OUTCOME
You do not need to know the industry term before getting in touch. Choose the closest service below, or simply explain what the stock looks like now and what needs to be different at the end.
Careful manual packing for components, presentation requirements and assembly steps that need more judgement and dexterity than a standard automated process.
Explore hand packing & assemblyTurn separate items into organised kits, sets, bundles and multipacks with a clear component count and an agreed finished presentation.
Explore kitting & multipacksA practical, controlled route for stock that needs a label change, presentation update, correction, inspection or repack before it can move on.
Explore relabelling & reworkPacking support for launches, seasonal activity, gifting, sample packs and campaign bundles where the finished presentation needs to follow a clear brief.
Explore promotional packingDefine what acceptable looks like before production, then build the relevant checks into the packing or rework sequence.
Explore quality checkingFor non-standard briefs that combine several manual packing, assembly, checking or rework steps into one practical production plan.
Explore bespoke packing projects
ONE-OFF OR REPEAT BRIEFS
A strong packing brief explains what is supplied, what each completed pack must contain, how it should look, the approximate volume, the target date and where the stock needs to go next.
START WITH THE BRIEF
Share the stock, pack format, approximate volume, target date and the outcome you need. The Stockholm team will review the brief and clarify the next steps.
A UK co-packer can provide hand packing, kit assembly, multipacks, relabelling, quality checks and packaging rework. Feasibility and cost depend on product condition, components, work instructions, volume, finished standard and deadline.
The customer, co-packer or both may supply them; ownership, approved specifications, artwork and delivery timing should be agreed in the brief.
The packer needs samples or specifications, volume, process steps, required checks, component supply, timing and the finished-stock requirement.
Yes, when both operations are defined in one controlled work instruction with reconciliation, inspection and release criteria.