The food and beverage packaging industry has never has it this good. It has moved away from using traditional cardboard boxes, wood, glass and plastic as preferred packaging materials and have adopted stand up pouches as their new packaging fabric.

A stand up pouch is impermeable to moisture, air, dirt, allergens, toxins, and organic pollutants. The cost of production is low. The bags are easily inflated and deflated. They are light weight and completely biodegradable.

Is it any wonder that even the most secure baby food pouch is actually a stand up bag? Not only this, vitamin packaging also relies heavily on these high quality bags.

Some of the most common household items like body lotions, dish washing powder, body soaps, and floor sanitizes are packed in stand up bags with zippers, sliders, or capped spouts. Detergent packaging has found a new way to innovate itself with this new bag.

Stand up food bags can store everything from powdered and solid food and supplements, dried and processed food, juices, soups, cooking oils, garnishing, cookies, bagels, bread, and cakes. The content stays fresher and customers make a beeline for these at supermarkets and neighborhood shops.  Plus a stand up pouch is resistant to extremes of heat and cold and withstands a wide range of temperatures.