Flexible packaging is one of the fastest growing areas of the packaging industry. This type of packaging combines all the benefits of paper, film, aluminium foil and plastic to create a packaging solution with a variety of protective properties that...
While flexible packaging is often turned to for its resealable, lightweight and hygienic properties, it is also a sustainable alternative to standard forms of packaging. Through extensive testing, we were able to analyse and compare the sustainability of plastic bottles,...
At Polypouch, we are very conscious about the various effects plastic has on the environment – both in terms of production, and the waste created at the end of a product’s life. Recent research shows that when comparing pouches with...
Few things are quite as inconvenient as storing leftover food or drink when their original packaging was not intended to be reusable. Think juice dripping down the fridge, sauce knocked over on kitchen surfaces, baby food smeared all over the...
Few flexible packaging options are quite as versatile as stand up pouches. Used predominantly by the food, health and cosmetics industries, stand up bags are gradually making their way into other spheres as the preferred packaging solution. The key reason...
Drinks manufacturers looking to change the look and feel of their products are consistently won over by the flexibility of our drink stand up pouches. We’re are not just being literal here (although as flexible packaging goes, pouches are as good...
Common challenges faced by growing businesses If your business has recently gone through a period of growth, it may be time to revaluate your choice of product packaging. Without realising it, your packaging could be having a huge impact on...
Gusset bags are known by many names including flat bottom pouches, box bottom bags, side gusset bags and square bottom pouches. Yet, whatever you choose to call them, their innovative design remains the same. A gusset bag combines the flat...
Flexible packaging refers to packaging made from non-rigid materials, such as plastic pouches and foil sachets. For packaging to count as flexible packaging, it must be able to be shaped and customised to meet the needs of the products inside....
