Built as a wine-focused zipper pouch, this format uses food-contact grade laminates such as PET/VMPET/PE or PET/AL/PE to combine oxygen and light barrier with the toughness needed for flexible liquid packaging. The reclosable zipper gives wineries and beverage producers controlled access after opening, while the pouch body is sized for practical 1 L to 10 L fills, with 3 L and 5 L being common planning points for wine. Film structure, sealant layer, and barrier level are matched to your filling method, closure choice, and target shelf life. We can quote clean-fill or aseptic-filling compatibility by project, without unverified performance claims, and adapt the pouch to West Coast distribution and retail handling needs.
Printing is handled with 10-colour rotogravure, which lets wine brands carry detailed label artwork, varietal cues, and handling instructions directly on the pouch while keeping the film surface smooth and production repeatable. The zipper pouch can be supplied with press-to-close or slider zipper options, and fill specifications are reviewed around your line speed, fill temperature, headspace, and closure torque where a fitment is used. Common order quantities start at 10,000 pieces per design, with pre-production samples and printed proofs used to confirm structure, artwork, zipper placement, and seal appearance before mass production. Sampling is quoted after artwork review so we can align film, print, and filling needs without assuming line conditions.
For wine applications, the pouch is designed around oxygen-sensitive handling: barrier film selection, strong seals, and a reclosable zipper help protect aroma and freshness after the first opening, while optional pour-control fitments can support bag-in-box-style dispensing when a project requires it. The format suits wineries, private-label bottlers, and West Coast beverage producers looking for lower shipping weight and compact storage than rigid glass. We keep claims factual and project-specific, confirming food-contact grade materials, artwork, and sampling before production. Typical lead time is 15–25 working days after artwork and sample approval, depending on zipper type, film structure, print complexity, and order volume.
