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Key Takeaways Granola bar packaging has to solve two things at once: protect a moisture- and oil-sensitive product, and meet rising expectations for sustainability. Your material and format should be chosen together, not separately. Film type (traditional laminate, mono-material PE, or paper-based) and format (single-serve wrapper, roll s...

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If you’re sourcing packaging or checking the plastic containers in your operation, you’ve likely asked: is polypropylene food safe? The short answer is yes—polypropylene (PP) is one of the most trusted plastics for food contact, approved by the FDA, BPA-free, and capable of handling hot food and microwave use when labeled for it. But for brands and buyers, understanding w...


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Key Takeaways Custom packaging is often a customer’s first physical touchpoint with your brand, so it shapes first impressions and repeat purchases. Startups have more format choices than boxes and mailers; flexible pouches and roll stock often fit food, coffee, and CPG products better. Low minimum order quantities (MOQs) and no plate fees let you launch an...

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Ten years ago, a small team opened the doors to ePac Flexible Packaging’s very first production facility in Madison, Wisconsin. What started as one plant and one big idea — that digital printing could make custom packaging faster, more accessible, and more local for brands of every size — has grown into a global network spanning 22 locations. This is the story of that decade,...


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Key Takeaways Fill stand-up pouches to around 80% of capacity so you leave clean headspace for a reliable seal. Choose your fill method, manual, semi-automated, or fully automated, based on volume, budget, and product type. Keep the seal area free of product residue; a contaminated seal is the top cause of leaks and spoilage. Match your sealing method (zipper, heat,...

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