Packaging by Industry
Every category punishes packaging differently. Coffee vents gas, kibble punctures film, retort meals boil at 121°C and powders clump at the first hint of humidity. These pages collect what we have learned supplying each industry — the structures, formats and decisions that actually matter.
Key Features
- Industry-specific structure and format guidance
- The compliance documents each category is asked for
- Linked to the product lines that serve each industry
- All produced in one factory in Huizhou, China
Key Takeaways
How to Use These Pages
- Each industry page answers three questions: what the products demand from a pack, which structures we recommend, and which documents the category is asked for.
- Every page links to the product lines that serve it, so you can move from guidance to a quotable specification in two clicks.
- If your product sits between two categories, send it to us anyway — most products do, and the structure proposal is free.
Industries
Choose Your Category
Coffee Packaging
Valve bags, barrier structures and pack sizes for roasters and coffee brands.
Pet Food Packaging
Puncture-resistant dry food bags, treat pouches and wet-food formats.
Ready Meals & Retort
Shelf-stable retort pouches and microwave venting bags, tested before production.
Snacks & Confectionery
Crispness-protecting barrier pouches with premium finishes and low MOQ.
Nutrition & Supplements
Foil-barrier pouches for powders and gummies, with scoop and stick options.
Why Industry Pages
Not Just Product Pages
A product page tells you what we can make. An industry page tells you what your product actually needs — usually the more useful starting point, and the reason many buyers land here first.
Across all five industries the fundamentals repeat: a barrier matched to shelf life, a format matched to the filling line, closures matched to how often the pack is opened, and documentation matched to the market. What changes is the weighting.
Wherever you start, the destination is the same: a structure proposal, a sample pack and a price — from one factory that prints, laminates, converts and tests everything it sells.
Next Step
Not Sure Which Page Fits Your Product?
Send us what you are packing, the fill weight and the market. We will point you to the right format — and quote it.
Last updated: September 2026
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FAQ
Choosing the Right Packaging Page
Which page should I read if my product fits two categories?
Start with the category that decides the shelf life — for example a ready meal that is retorted belongs on the ready-meal page, even if it is also sold as a snack.
Do you make packaging for products not listed here?
Yes. The categories cover the formats we run most, but the same films, closures and printing apply to sauces, powders, frozen food, household and personal-care products.
How do I know which film structure my product needs?
Tell us the product, the fill weight and the shelf life you need. We propose a structure and a barrier level, then confirm it with a sample you can test.
Can I order samples for a category before committing?
Yes. Stock formats can be sampled quickly; a customized printed sample with your artwork takes about 5-7 days after the dieline is approved.