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Packaging by Application

Product pages explain formats and specifications. Application pages begin with protection, shelf life, handling, filling, merchandising, and customer use.

Representative P&M branded flexible packaging formats for different product applications
Representative packaging formats; structure is selected by application

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Product pages explain formats and specifications. Application pages begin with protection, shelf life, handling, filling, merchandising, and customer use.

Food Packaging

Match barrier, seal integrity, temperature, product contact, handling, and shelf presentation to the application.

Explore food packaging

Frozen Food Packaging

Plan low-temperature flexible bags, cartons, seals, coding, storage, handling, and filled-package validation.

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Snack Packaging

Coordinate aroma, grease, moisture, puncture, portioning, reclosure, rollstock, retail cartons, and cases.

Explore snack packaging

Candy Packaging

Coordinate flexible candy bags, flow-wrap or sachet rollstock, resealable pouches, cartons, displays, and shipping cases.

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Sauce Packaging

Coordinate sachets, spouted pouches, bottles, labels, cartons, viscosity, filling, seals, dispensing, and leak testing.

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Beef Jerky Packaging

Plan high-barrier resealable bags, oxygen control, seals, filling, label panels, variety cartons, and shipping cases.

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Powder Packaging

Coordinate powder behavior, barrier, dosing, filling, seal control, reclosure, cartons, and distribution packaging.

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Coffee Packaging

Consider roast condition, aroma, oxygen and moisture exposure, degassing, reclosure, format, and premium print finish.

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Tea Packaging

Plan loose-leaf tea pouches, sachets, cartons, labels, aroma protection, moisture control, filling, and gift formats.

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Pet Food & Treats

Plan around grease, puncture, package weight, closure durability, handling, and shelf impact.

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Beverage & Liquid

Coordinate bag geometry, spout, cap, viscosity, filling, leak resistance, labels, sleeves, and product compatibility.

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Beauty & Personal Care

Connect primary and secondary packaging, product compatibility, label space, finish, and launch quantities.

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Face Mask Packaging

Coordinate flexible sachets, formula compatibility, barrier, seals, tear opening, cartons, and retail presentation.

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Household & Cleaning

Review refill formats, dispensing, chemical compatibility, transport, safety communication, and closure requirements.

Explore household packaging

Nutraceuticals & Supplements

Plan barrier, reclosure, portioning, label information, cartons, and production around the supplement format.

Explore supplement packaging

Food packaging

The packaging path depends on the product, whether contact is direct or indirect, filling and processing conditions, storage temperature, shelf-life target, and distribution environment. Compliance is confirmed against the final material and application.

  • Dry foods and snacks
  • Powders and ingredients
  • Frozen and refrigerated products
  • Secondary paperboard packaging
  • Labels and sleeves for food containers

Coffee & tea packaging

Coffee and tea applications may require aroma protection, oxygen and moisture barrier, one-way degassing features, dependable reclosure, and a finish that supports brand positioning.

  • Whole bean and ground coffee bags
  • Sample and trial sizes
  • Paper boxes and subscription packaging
  • Labels for jars, tins, and ready-to-drink containers

Pet food & treat packaging

Package weight, sharp product edges, oils, repeated opening, storage, and transport can place different demands on structure and seals.

  • Treat pouches
  • Dry pet food bags
  • Supplement and powder packaging
  • Paper boxes, labels, and molded components

Powder packaging

Powders require product-specific review of flow and dusting behavior, bulk density, moisture and oxygen sensitivity, serving method, filling equipment, seal contamination, reclosure, and distribution.

  • Resealable powder pouches
  • Single-serve sachets and rollstock
  • Food and nutrition powders
  • Retail cartons and variety packs
  • Corrugated shipping cases

More application-specific packaging

Beverages, beauty products, household products, and supplements each require a different balance of format, compatibility, required label space, dispensing, protection, and production planning. Use the dedicated industry pages to begin with the product rather than a generic package.

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