What Is Rollstock and When Should You Use It vs. Premade Pouches? The Short Answer: Rollstock is flexible packaging material supplied as a continuous roll of printed film that your filling equipment forms, fills, and seals into a package on the line. Premade pouches...
Understanding Laminated Packaging: The Key Differences Between Adhesive and Extrusion Lamination At a Glance: Adhesive lamination bonds film layers together with a curing glue, while extrusion lamination uses a thin layer of molten plastic as the bonding agent. The...
Copacking Checklist: What to Prepare Before Production The Short Answer: Before production day, lock in your product and packaging specs, source materials with backups in place, finalize artwork and labeling, and document your quality control plan. The more your...
How to Optimize Your Packaging Supply Chain for Maximum Efficiency and Reliability The Short Answer: Optimizing your packaging supply chain comes down to picking the right packaging materials, building tight supplier partnerships, and using data to spot problems...
What Is a Co-Packer? How Contract Packaging Works for Growing Brands The Short Answer: A co-packer (short for contract packager) is a third-party company that packages your product for you, either from scratch or after you’ve made it yourself. They own the...
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