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START WITH YOUR PRODUCT

Choose Packaging Around the Product and Packing Line

Tell us what you are packing—tea, powder, snack, liquid or something else—plus how it is filled or wrapped. We’ll help narrow the format, material route and checks to make before you order.

Food flexible packaging solutions for ready-to-eat meals.

Two Common Starting Points

The product and the line tell us more than a material name alone. These two routes cover most of the projects we see.

A glass cup of tea with tea bags, lemon slices, and tea bag filter paper on a plaid tablecloth

Tea and Coffee Lines

Choose filter media, tags and wrappers around the finished bag and machine.

XLD Custom printed roll stocks for tea, snacks, cereals, and food packaging

Food and Specialty Lines

Choose rollstock around fill conditions, seal method, barrier target and roll setup.

Choose the Path That Matches Your Operation

Starting pointPrimary decisionsNext page
Tea or coffee packing lineBrew media, bag format, tag, outer wrapper and machineTea Packaging Hub
Food, powder, liquid or snackProduct condition, filling/wrapping process, barrier, seal and formatFood Packaging Application
Automated Specialty lineSachet, stick, wrapper, paper-led or high-barrier rollstockSpecialty Rollstock Hub
Defined finished pouchPouch style, size, structure, closure, quantity, artwork and destinationSelected Premade Pouches

Five Details That Change Our Recommendation

  • Contents, ingredients or chemistry, fill weight and storage/shelf target
  • Hot, cold or ambient filling; VFFS, HFFS, flow-wrap or premade-pouch process
  • Pack size, roll-fed or finished format, opening and closure
  • Machine and seal information, current material and observed running issue
  • Barrier or protection target, quantity, destination and document needs

Our Advice Before You Commit to a Material

Do not choose a film only from a material name or a sustainability label. First confirm the product chemistry, filling temperature, seal method, shelf-life target and machine settings.

Then ask for documents tied to the exact structure and use a sample or line trial when the seal window or runnability is still uncertain. This is usually faster—and less expensive—than fixing the wrong material after printing.

Common Starting Questions

Should I start with the product or the material?

Start with the product, process and finished pack. Material follows from the protection and machine requirements.

Where do tea projects go?

Use the Tea Packaging Hub when the project involves filter media, tags or individual tea-bag wrappers.

What if my current film is failing?

Send a sample or structure, machine details and the observed issue—poor tracking, weak seals, leakage, cracking or another problem.

Tell Us What You Are Packing

Share the contents, filling or wrapping process, pack format, machine/seal details, protection target, quantity, market and document needs.

Last reviewed: 13 October 2026.

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