Flexible packaging refers to a type of packaging material and design that is made from flexible materials such as plastic, paper, aluminum foil, or a combination of these. It is used to package a wide range of products, including snacks, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and more. Flexible packaging is known for its versatility, durability, and cost-effectiveness. It can take various forms, such as pouches, bags, wraps, and films, and can be custom-designed to meet specific product and branding needs. This packaging format is popular because it offers benefits like reduced material waste, extended shelf life, and enhanced product protection.
- IML (In-Mold Labeling) is a specialized type of flexible packaging that combines labeling and packaging in one step. Instead of traditional labels being applied to a product’s packaging, in-mold labels are integrated directly into the packaging material during the manufacturing process. This creates a seamless, durable, and visually appealing packaging solution.
- BOPP, which stands for Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene, is a type of plastic film commonly used in flexible packaging. BOPP flexible packaging has gained popularity due to its versatile properties and various applications.
- Sleeve flexible packaging, also known as shrink sleeve packaging or simply shrink sleeves, is a type of packaging that involves applying a flexible plastic film or sleeve to a container, such as a bottle or container, and then shrinking it to conform tightly to the shape of the product. Sleeve flexible packaging is an effective way to combine labeling, decoration, and protection for a wide range of products. It can enhance product visibility on store shelves and attract consumers with its visually appealing designs.