Match the pouch to its contents
Start with what you plan to pack, the amount in each pouch and the space the filled product needs. Product weight alone may not tell the whole story: shape, settling and the way the pouch is filled can affect the fit. If you already use a pouch that works, send its dimensions or a sample reference with your brief.
Describe filling, closing and storage
Do not assume a particular laminate, oxygen or moisture barrier, light protection, seal strength or food-contact suitability from the word Mylar. The exact material structure and its suitability must be confirmed for the product and intended use.
Set the print and design variants
Provide the quantity for each size and design, the final artwork or a design brief, and any required product information or codes. The written quote confirms which pouch, closure, print and finish can be supplied and the related price and timing.
Pouch details that shape the quote
- Product type, fill amount and target finished dimensions
- How the pouch will be filled and sealed
- Required opening or resealing method
- Quantity by size and artwork version
- Storage, contact or environmental requirements that need verification