1. Product and Fill Type
Share whether the product is dry, oily, aromatic, frozen, powdered, or liquid-like. This decides barrier and sealant direction first.
Custom stand up pouches for snacks, pet food, coffee, powdered products, frozen food, and selected liquid formats. Built for teams that need structure guidance, MOQ clarity, lead-time visibility, and testing support before launch.
Usually 15-20 working days after artwork approval, with sample review before mass production.
Up to 10-color gravure printing for stable brand color control on export projects.
Zipper, tear notch, window, valve, spout, hang hole, and matte or gloss finish options.
Material recommendation, sample review, and packaging checks before commercial rollout.
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Share whether the product is dry, oily, aromatic, frozen, powdered, or liquid-like. This decides barrier and sealant direction first.
Confirm pouch size, closure, shelf display goal, and whether the pack needs a window, spout, or hanging option.
Destination market affects document preparation, material selection, and which testing or declarations may be required.
Monthly demand, launch window, and sample timing change MOQ planning, print route, and production slot strategy.
Use this table as the buyer-facing material summary inside CMS. It keeps the page practical without injecting head tags or heavy media.
Choose the structure route by what matters most: product protection, shelf visibility, puncture resistance, or recyclable direction.
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| Structure | Best Fit | Barrier Level | Commercial Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| PET / PE | Snacks, dry foods, everyday consumer products | Balanced | Common starting point when visibility and cost balance matter most. |
| PET / AL / PE | Coffee, aroma-sensitive products, higher barrier needs | High | Stronger protection against light and oxygen for shelf-stable projects. |
| PET / VMPET / PE | Cost-sensitive high-barrier applications | Mid to High | Useful when a foil-like barrier route is needed with different economics. |
| Kraft / PE | Natural-look food and specialty retail products | Balanced | Often selected for visual positioning, then tuned by liner structure. |
| PA / EVOH / PE | Transparent barrier needs, puncture-aware projects | High | Useful when customers want both visibility and upgraded protection. |
| Mono PE / PP | Recyclable packaging direction | Project-based | Should be matched to machine compatibility, barrier target, and market expectation. |
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Zipper, tear notch, euro hole, and laser score options help balance consumer use and pack-opening control.
Gloss, matte, soft-touch, clear window, and foil structures can be matched to both branding and product protection.
Valve, spout, shaped outline, and heavier bottom-support combinations can be planned by fill type and display goal.
Up to 10 colors for gravure projects, with artwork review before cylinder release.
Chosen by barrier, puncture risk, and transportation conditions rather than by appearance alone.
Physical samples and structure confirmation should happen before large production runs or market launch.
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Good for shelf presence, easy open-close behavior, and large front-print area.
Useful when odor control, puncture resistance, and reclose function all matter.
Often paired with stronger barrier routes and optional valves for aroma-sensitive SKUs.
Works well for protein, beverage, and seasoning formats that need clear size and seal control.
Material choice should consider low-temperature handling and transport durability.
Suitable when premium graphics, windows, and gift-style presentation matter.
Selected consumer-pack projects can use stand-up formats when liquid risk is controlled.
Helpful for brands that need shelf-ready packs, MOQ planning, and a fast RFQ path.
| Parameter | Typical Direction | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Pouch Format | Standard stand-up, zipper, spout, window, shaped | Drives filling route, shelf look, and cost structure. |
| Capacity | Trial to commercial volume by SKU plan | Influences width, gusset depth, and material thickness. |
| Printing | Gravure, up to 10 colors | Defines artwork workflow, cylinder setup, and repeat consistency. |
| MOQ | Typically 10,000 pieces for custom printed gravure runs | Important for launch economics and line planning. |
| Lead Time | Usually 15-20 working days after approval | Needed for launch schedule and inventory planning. |
| Compliance | FDA, EU, and project-based export document support | Changes the documentation and material review path. |
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Share product type, target market, pouch size, quantity, and any special feature request.
Match material, barrier, and finish based on shelf life target and commercial budget.
Check print layout, zipper or valve details, and physical sample before full production.
Move to mass production with confirmed specs, lead time, and shipment planning.
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For shelf-stable and thermal-process packaging projects that need a different structure path.
Useful when a buyer needs a more procurement-oriented route for retort packaging decisions.
Use this when the project priority shifts from standard laminate routes to recyclable direction.
For custom printed gravure projects, the usual starting MOQ is 10,000 pieces. Final MOQ still depends on size, structure, and print setup.
Yes. The page-level message can remain simple in CMS, while project-specific document support is handled during quotation and approval.
Foil or other higher-barrier routes are often reviewed first, then adjusted by shelf life target, filling condition, and budget.
Typical production time is around 15-20 working days after artwork approval, with sample and production schedule affecting the exact date.
Yes. These options are common and should be confirmed together with size, structure, and filling behavior.
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Send product type, pouch size, material preference, destination market, estimated quantity, and target launch time. This makes the CMS page actionable for real buyers instead of stopping at brand presentation.
Product type, fill weight, pouch size, quantity, market, barrier target, and any zipper, valve, spout, or window request.