Packaging Pet Treat Food Grade Storage Dog Plastic Reseal Zipper Foil Snack Pet Plastic Bags

You can ship by sea, by air or by express. It is based on your requirement.

No, it's just one time fee if size do not change and it will be used for a long time.

We accept payment by T/T or west union, PayPal.And we can do the trade assurance on Alibaba, which will guarantee your productsreceiving, we also accept other safe payment way as you wan

Yes,we provide you the design for free.Please send us your drafts(.AI,.PDF,.TIF,.PSD), we can help you draw professional artwork

Yes, We can send you samples for testing. Samples are free, and clients just need to pay the freight fee.(when mass order is placed, it will be deduct from order charges).

Our MOQ is 5,000 pcs.Instock product is 500 pcs

Spouted stand up pouches are more expensive than regular or traditional retail packaging because of the spouts and caps required.  The pouches need to be made separately, then the pouch film is sealed to the spouts and caps (many companies in the US do NOT have automatic equipment to seal spouts and caps…which results in very expensive pouches…BUT WE DO.  Spouted pouches range from $.15 cents to $.75 cents depending on the structure, printing, size of the spout/cap, and quantity.  As always, consult with your Project Manager for help and guidance.

No, the inks and the seals are not strong enough to hold liquid.

This is not only a great question, but a GREAT idea.  Often a company will find a domestic or unique spout and cap that is not readily available…or maybe a company has a patent on it.  By all means, purchase the spouts and caps and then send to us and we’ll complete and seal to the pouches.

We use clear structures (for printed pouches with windows), metalized/Mylar, foil, laminated kraft paper, biodegradable and compostable paper and plastic (when applicable) We have High Temperature films (microwave, Retort, Hot Fill, Boilable)

·We print both digitally and Rotogravure.  Digital printing is using the HP Digital press to print the film itself which is then laminated to other structures and formed into pouches.  Digital printing is only good for DRY products and products/packaging that doesn’t need to go through big temperature swings (hot/cold/frozen)…the ink and seals cannot be counted on to perform under extremes. ·Rotogravure printing is known as the finest printing technique in the world.  Rotogravure uses etched cylinders to lay precise amounts of ink onto the film layer, which is then laminated and formed into pouches.  The beauty of Rotogravure is it is very easy to understand (and explain).  Each color of your artwork requires a printing cylinder, that’s it.  No Set Up Fees or Misc nonsense.  If you have several of the same size pouches that use the same printing and ink color…the cylinder can be used again and again.  Cylinders last from 18-24 months before needing replaced.

Etched metal (aluminum/copper) to hold and apply precise amounts of ink to film substrates.  Printing cylinders cost on average $225 each (you need one per color)

Ziplocks—single track push to close zippers, slide zippers, Velcro zippers, hang holes, vent holes, gas release valves for fermented products and coffee out-gassing, handles, spouts and pour spouts and spigot spouts for liquids, grommets for hang holes, etc

We carry a collection of stock size pouches in different sizes and color combinations.  Same with spouted pouches for liquids.  NOTE, if ever a client needs us to run and hold a certain item in STOCK, we are always open to suggestions.

We can custom make just about any size, shape, or style.

·Round Bottom Gussets (1 pound and under) ·K Style (1 pound to 2.5 pounds) ·Plow (2.5 on up pounds) ·Flat Bottom (can work with all weights generally)

·Great question…depends on several things…the structure being used, the size of the bag/pouch itself, if it is printed or plain, and the quantity you are ordering.  Our pouches range from $.05 cents to $.50 cents and more depending on how elaborate they are. ·KEY thing to remember when thinking about cost…talk to your Project Manager…where are you “hoping to be” and let us help…if it is possible, we’ll tell you, if not, we’ll tell you that too…but it will save everyone a lot of time

Digital printing is great for small runs, quick orders, but it is not the cheapest printing method by any stretch.  1000 pieces of a pouch digitally printed will be more than a $1.00 a piece with drastic price drops after 2500 piece quantity and up.  NOTE, once a customer gets beyond 2500 pieces, it is often Much Cheaper to run using printing cylinders (as the per piece is cheaper and the cylinders can be used over and over).  As always consult with your Project Manager for help and guidance.

·If we are printing digitally, the minimum run will be 1000 pieces on average.  We can run less but the cost will be more.  Remember, with digital printing, you won’t have printing cylinder charges but the per piece price will be more. ·If we are printing traditionally Rotogravure, the minimum run is generally 2500 to 5000 pieces.  Now, this type of printing requires printing cylinders (you need one per color and they generally cost $225 each…however they last 18-24 months and can be used over and over).  With printing cylinders and Rotogravure, your per piece price is Lower than digital printing.

We tell most of our customers custom printed pouches take 4-6 weeks after artwork is approved…this includes making printing cylinders needed to place the ink onto the film, then laminate and convert the pouches, etc.

·About 20-25 days plus Air (3-5 days)…start to finish ·Digital printing does NOT require printing cylinders but are more expensive than traditional Rotogravure pouches.  Digital printed packaging is only good for dry products, not liquids or pouches that need to withstand high temperature swings (hot, cold, freezer, or even super rough handling).

Laminated packaging (like stand up pouches) ARE Recyclable and Landfill Friendly.  Generally they are categorized as an R7.  R7 materials are easily ground back up and used as filler and regrind for plastic lumber, park benches, bumpers, construction signs, even athletic gear and children’s toys.

Sustainable is a very important word to understand.  If your packaging reduces how much packaging is being used (instead of rigid bottle you are using flexible pouch)…that’s a Sustainable Example and a Huge Win for the Environment.  If you use a rigid bottle but sell “refills” in flexible packaging (instead of selling more product in rigid bottles)…that’s another Huge Win for the Environment.  If you switch to a flexible pouch to ship your liquid instead of using a rigid container (think a pouch versus a windshield washer 2 gallon jug) not only is this a Huge Win for the Environment…your flexible packaging ships flat, stores, flat, takes up less space, uses less energy to make, requires less fuel to ship, etc.  Again…Huge Win!

Biodegradable and Compostable Papers and Films are available.  They can be printed and can be made into different retail packaging styles.  There are limitations…be aware.Can contact for more information