01 / Pouch format
Stand-up pouches with spout
Convenient dispensing formats for products requiring controlled pouring or repeated use.
- Liquids
- Gels
- Refills
Products and formats
Flexible formats shaped around the product inside.
Printed roll stock and converted pouches developed around barrier, filling, handling and shelf-presentation requirements.
Format breadth
One manufacturing partner. Multiple flexible formats.
A direct view of flexible packaging formats produced for varied applications, filling requirements and routes to market.
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Seven core format groups.
Representative formats are shown below. Final dimensions, structures and closure options are confirmed against the product and filling requirement.
02 / Pouch format
Stand-up pouches
Display-ready flexible formats available with or without zipper features, subject to the application.
- Food
- Powders
- FMCG
03 / Custom format
Shaped pouches
Custom pouch profiles developed for distinctive presentation and application-specific handling.
- Brand differentiation
- Single-use
04 / Pouch format
Three-side seal pouches
Flat pouch formats suitable for varied products, pack sizes and filling approaches.
- Powders
- Granules
- Liquids
05 / Pouch format
Centre seal pouches
Continuous seal construction for products packed through compatible filling and conversion systems.
- Food
- Snacks
- Industrial
06 / Pouch format
Side-gusset pouches
Expanded-volume formats for applications that benefit from side inserts or gusseted construction.
- Bulkier contents
- Retail packs
07 / Roll stock
Printed flexible laminates
Multi-layer printed roll form developed for the customer's filling line and packaging specification.
- Automatic filling
- Custom structures
Product visuals are representative. Final construction, dimensions and closure options depend on the approved specification.
Define the requirement
Useful information for a product discussion.
More complete initial information helps the team evaluate the format and next technical questions.
What is being packed?
Share the contents, product behaviour, required shelf life and any barrier or chemical considerations.
How will it be filled?
Provide preferred format, dimensions, filling method, closure needs and material structure if already known.
What quantity is required?
Include approximate order quantity, repeat frequency, delivery location and target timing.