
Zipper pouchFlexible packaging printing and production, from roll to finished pouch
Flexo and rotogravure printing, lamination, roll slitting and pouch production for food and industrial products
Four core processes, from print to finished pouch
01Photopolymer plates and controlled ink transfer for suitable structures and run lengths.
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02Engraved cylinders for fine detail, stable solids and repeat production.
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03Combining two or more layers to improve strength, product protection and shelf appearance.
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04Pouches in multiple formats and sizes for food, nuts, powders and industrial goods.
↗Formats selected around the product, filling machine and use.

Zipper pouch
Side-gusset pouch
Stand-up pouch
Three-side-seal pouch
Pillow pouch
Two-end-seal pouchPackaging aligned with the product and its route to market

Pouches and rolls for nuts, pulses, rice and cereals

Packaging for chips, snacks, biscuits and chocolate

Zipper, side-gusset and multilayer aroma-protection formats

Packaging for spices, flour, food powders and supplements

Films and pouches suited to cold-chain products

Packaging for powders and personal-care products

Packaging for parts, tools and spare components

Strong multilayer pouches for dry pet food
Connected processes that convert film into finished packaging
Sourced news, Fam Negar analysis and practical guides

New UK data suggests many producers still use hard-to-recycle packaging, with implications for flexible-packaging design.
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A EUROPEN and CIRCPACK report focuses on uneven national EPR performance and greater circular-economy alignment.
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Melodea has introduced mono-material structures with barrier coatings; performance claims remain attributable to the supplier until independently tested.
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A WhatTheyThink analysis argues that effective packaging decisions should happen earlier across design, materials, production and recovery.
Read article ↗Product, dimensions and estimated volume are enough to start.