This foil pouch for kombucha uses a high-barrier laminate built around PET/VMPET/PE or PET/AL/PE, depending on your oxygen and light sensitivity. The metallized or aluminum layer helps limit oxygen ingress and light exposure, while the PE food-contact sealant supports liquid filling and secure spout welds. We can tune film thickness, sealant grade, and spout size to match 1–20 L formats, from single-service samples to foodservice bag-in-box liners. The pouch is designed for still and lightly carbonated kombucha where headspace, fill temperature, and closure torque are controlled by your process. The construction is intended for aseptic filling compatibility when validated on your line. Film is food-contact grade, and roll stock, pouches, and fitments can be supplied for pilot runs and production scaling.
For filling, the pouch format can be supplied with a central spout and tamper-evident screw cap, plus an optional dispensing valve for bag-in-box kombucha service. We support sample evaluation before production, including spout and film trials so your team can confirm fill volume, cap torque, and dispensing behavior on your equipment. Artwork is produced with 10-colour rotogravure printing on the outer PET layer, giving crisp brand color and consistent registration across runs. Minimum order quantities are quoted by size, structure, and print complexity; unprinted or simple printed pilot quantities are available for market tests. Please share your target capacity, fill method, and shelf-life requirements so we can recommend a practical foil pouch specification.
The pouch is engineered as a foil liner for kombucha bag-in-box dispensing, helping producers move from small retail pouches to foodservice formats without changing the barrier concept. A smooth spout weld and reinforced seal area support repeated dispensing when paired with a compatible valve and box fitment. For shelf-life planning, we discuss headspace, dissolved oxygen, fill temperature, and closure integrity rather than making blanket claims; final shelf life should be validated on your product and process. Lead times depend on print and fitment scheduling, with sampling typically arranged before bulk production. MOQ, carton packing, and pallet configuration are confirmed at quotation so West Coast beverage teams can plan launches and replenishment realistically.