Stand Up Pouch

A Stand-Up Pouch (also known as a Doypack) is a modern, flexible packaging solution designed with a bottom gusset that allows it to stand upright on retail shelves. It is one of the most versatile and popular packaging formats due to its superior shelf visibility and convenience.

Key Product Details :

Feature	Description
Material Construction	Typically made from multi-layered laminated films (2 to 4 layers) like PET, MET-PET, Aluminum Foil, and PE to provide strength and barrier protection.
Barrier Layers	Specialized layers (like EVOH or Aluminum) that block moisture, oxygen, and UV light to preserve product freshness and extend shelf life.
Closure Options	Available with Press-to-Close Zippers, Sliders, Spouts (for liquids), or heat-sealed tops with Tear Notches.
Custom Features	Can include Transparent Windows, Euro-punch holes for hanging, Rounded Corners, and Matte or Glossy finishes.
Sustainability	Now available in Eco-friendly versions including Recyclable Mono-materials (PE/PE) and Compostable films.

Advantages :
- Superior Shelf Presence: The vertical standing design ensures your branding always faces the customer, providing maximum visual impact and 360-degree space for graphics.
- Cost & Space Efficiency: They are lightweight and ship flat, meaning you can fit 5 to 10 times more units in a single truck compared to rigid glass or plastic jars, drastically reducing shipping and storage costs.
- Extended Product Freshness: The high-barrier lamination keeps internal contents safe from environmental contaminants, making them ideal for perishables like coffee, snacks, and spices.
- Consumer Convenience: Features like resealable zippers and easy-tear notches enhance the user experience, allowing for portion control and on-the-go consumption.
- Lower Carbon Footprint: Because they use significantly less plastic and raw material than rigid containers, they require less energy to produce and transport, supporting green initiatives.
- Versatility: Suitable for a massive range of products, from dry powders and grains to liquids (sauces/beverages) and even non-food items like detergents and cosmetics.