When you’re adding a convenience feature to a flexible package, the first question isn’t which tape or applicator to order. It’s simpler than that: does your product need an easy-open feature, a resealable feature, or both? The two solve different problems and suit different products — and Sealstrip makes both. Here’s how to tell them apart and narrow the decision.
Over the years, consumer perceptions of packaged and processed goods have undergone a significant transformation. Where packaged goods were once synonymous with unhealthy, ultra-processed foods, they are now increasingly recognized as essential for preserving freshness, ensuring safety, and catering to modern health-conscious lifestyles. This shift has been driven by rising demand for Better-For-You (BFY) products, transparency, and sustainable practices. With these evolving expectations and market expansions, the packaging industry has had to innovate to improve operational efficiency and align with today’s consumer priorities.
It's no secret in the flexible packaging industry that zippers are everywhere – it’s also not a secret that they are an operational headache and can even be frustrating to useless for the consumer. Furthermore, in an era of demanded sustainability initiatives, production efficiency, carbon footprint and waste reduction, and so on (!) are top priorities for packaging departments. Everything from transportation costs to life cycle waste is under scrutiny - all while brands have to keep consumers happy and loyal while operations needs to stay productive while rolling with the punches.
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How can a package have a reseal feature and maintain a superior barrier property? The answer is two-fold: a reseal feature that provides barrier* as well as a non-continuous application of the opening feature.
Today we're going to take a look at the closure fitments, the screw off, screw on caps, that have been added to pouches, that has enabled, baby food in particular, but other products, to move from glass jars or other rigid packages, to flexible pouches. Flexible pouches offer a more sustainable package then the glass jars.
With the continued trend towards stand-up pouches and pillow packs with increased requests for convenience features, flexible packagers feel the added pressure to keep up with the necessary new technology in packaging equipment. With the added costs, financially and operationally, what is motivating the investment in packaging machinery?
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