Cookie Mix Packaging Using Stand Up Bags

Cookie mix.  Once the package comes out of the cupboard, the oven is preheated and the cookie sheets are lightly greased, the warm smell of baking won't be far behind.  Chocolate chip cookies.  Oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, sugar cookies, macadamia nut.  The list goes on.  But an afternoon of baking will end before it even begins if the cookie mix packaging has not kept the contents fresh.

Stand up pouches, also called stand up bags or printed stand pouches, are perfect for cookie mix packaging.  Most importantly, they protect the mix ingredients from moisture, vapor, odor and light which sealing in the fragrance and flavor.  Stand up pouches are also great because the multiple layers of scientifically designed film laminated together keep the bugs out.

Stand up pouches are durable and puncture resistant, allowing for safe and secure shipping and long shelf life in the cupboard.  Stand up bag cookie mix packaging is available with zip lock style closures for convenient storage, preventing both the spillage and spoilage that often occur because a box was not closed properly.   Tear notches can be ordered, allowing both young and old bakers to easily open the mix with no muss, no fuss.

Stand up bag cookie mix packaging is an ideal marketing vehicle.  Wide front and back panels allow for labels to be applied or for the custom printing of text and graphics in up to 10 colors.  Shoppers will find it difficult to resist cookie mix packaging that looks almost as good as the cookies will taste.

In addition to standing up on the shelf, hang holes are also available for stand up pouches, allowing for a hanging display.  Either way, this type of cookie mix packaging will stand out from the competition.

The phrase "stand up" is used to mean positive things:  "Stand up guy";  "Stand up for your rights";  "Stand up to bullies"; "Stand up and be counted".   Well, using stand up pouches as cookie mix packaging  is every bit as positive.  And a lot better tasting!  Want to learn more about using stand up bags for your cookie mix packaging?