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Protect the product

Flexible Packaging Materials
& Barrier Options

Choose the film direction around the product, filling process, shelf life and destination market.

Common applications
Food, coffee, pet food and powders
Final selection
Confirmed after product and filling review
Materials & barrier packaging example
Factory referenceCustom printed flexible packaging

The decision

Choose for performance first. Refine the look second.

There is no universal best film structure. The correct direction depends on what the pouch must protect against and how it will be filled, sealed, stored and transported.

Available directions

Compare the practical choices.

These are starting points. We recommend the final specification after reviewing your actual product and packing method.

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Mono-material options

Mono-material structures can be reviewed where product protection, production and local collection systems allow.

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Before production

Five details we confirm with you.

Final availability and performance depend on the approved pouch specification, artwork and production tests.

  1. 01Product ingredients and sensitivity
  2. 02Required shelf life
  3. 03Filling and sealing conditions
  4. 04Destination-market requirements
  5. 05Drop, seal and compatibility testing

Not sure which one to choose?

Send us your product. We will recommend a practical direction.

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BUYER SPECIFICATION GUIDE

Match the Barrier Structure to the Product

Flexible packaging material selection should begin with the product and required shelf life. Moisture, oxygen, aroma, light, puncture resistance and sealing conditions all influence the laminate or mono-material direction. We review these requirements before recommending a structure for sampling or quotation.

  • Clear, white and metallized film structures
  • Barrier levels matched to product sensitivity
  • Sealant layers selected for the filling process
  • Mono-material directions where project requirements allow
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