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Retort Pouch (Sterilizable to 121 °C)

Retort Pouch (Sterilizable to 121 °C)

Built to survive a full retort cycle — 121 °C steam sterilisation — so the filled and sealed pack becomes a shelf-stable ready meal with no refrigeration. Uses retort-grade CPP as the seal layer and laminates that will not delaminate under heat and pressure.

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Shaped Pouch (Die-Cut)

Shaped Pouch (Die-Cut)

Cut to your own outline instead of a rectangle — a bottle silhouette, an animal, a logo edge. The strongest differentiation on a crowded shelf. It needs a dedicated steel die, and internal corners are rounded as standard because sharp corners concentrate stress and turn into leak paths.

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Back-Seal Pouch (Pillow Pouch)

Back-Seal Pouch (Pillow Pouch)

The film is formed into a tube and sealed down the back, so the front panel has no seal at all and artwork runs uninterrupted. It runs on standard vertical form-fill-seal machines — the fastest filling method there is.

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Side-Gusset Pouch

Side-Gusset Pouch

Gussets run down both sides so the bag expands into a solid block when filled. The classic coffee and flour bag — substantially cheaper than a box pouch, but it does not stand up on its own.

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Four-Side Seal Flat Pouch

Four-Side Seal Flat Pouch

Sealed on all four edges for a perfectly square pack with no fin and no fold — chosen when artwork has to run edge to edge, or when a tear notch has to land on an exact corner.

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