Things to Consider Before Purchasing a Stand-Up Pouch
A common error made by those who are purchasing stand-up pouches for the first time is purchasing a smaller size than they really need. The volume of the bag is a major factor in selecting the proper size. For instance, whole coffee beans are more substantial than table salt.
Assessing the Contents of a Stand-Up Pouch
Shall we go over the fundamentals of bag measurements again? It is common practice to specify a stand-up pouch's measurements in the following order: height, width, and gusset. The pouch is not a stand-up pouch if the measurements do not include a gusset. You can find a pouch with two or three seals that may be quickly identified from other shelf-bound pouches by their horizontal arrangement.
Next, as the following figure illustrates, it is advisable to estimate a po...