Quality Transparents windows tableware package packaging box with EVA Manufacturer | Care Pack

About Care Pack

Biodegradable and Compostable        

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

Available Materials        

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)

How Much Do Stand Up Pouches Cost? (Traditional Printing-Rotogravure)        

·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

How much do Spouted Stand Up Pouches Cost?        

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.

Sustainable        

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!