Liquid packaging has come a long way over the years. Initially transported in gourds and animal skins, liquids are now sold in bottles, cans, jugs, cartons, boxes (wine, anyone?) and canisters. Also increasingly popular is liquid packaging with spouted pouches. Liquid packaging with spouted pouches will protect your product line, preserve the shelf life of beverages and other perishable items, and provide several branding opportunities as well.

The effectiveness of stand up pouches as liquid packaging is primarily due to the design that involves laminating together multiple layers of scientifically-formulated (and, if needed, food-grade) film. This process creates a barrier pouch that protects contents from vapor, odor, moisture, pests, light and/or air, as the liquid product requires. Strong and puncture-resistant, a stand up pouch will also preserve the shelf life of products with a "best by" date by sealing in freshness.

Stand up liquid packaging with spouted pouches is very convenient to use. It stands up, of course, storing easily in the garage, a hall closet, the kitchen or bathroom cupboard, an RV pantry, even a beach cooler or the trunk of a car. The pour spout prevents spills and an available resealable cap keeps things tidy (and fresh).

Stand up liquid packaging with spouted pouches will bolster your marketing efforts. Because they stand up on store shelves, these pouches permit your products to stand apart from those sold in packaging more commonly associated with liquid products. The wide front and back panels of each pouch are ideal for product labels and/or other stickers, for printing (in up to 10 colors) customized to your exact specifications, for the use of clear and/or translucent film in the construction of the bag barrier, or for any combination of these features.

In addition to their other attributes, stand up pouches are eco-friendly. Though they consist of multiple film layers, they actually require up to 12 percent less material to make than other packaging bags, resulting in less weight (meaning less fuel per unit to ship) and less waste after disposal. And they're recyclable!

Stand up liquid packaging with spouted pouches: Outstanding packaging performance.