This high-barrier vacuum pouch is designed for cocktail mixer concentrates that need oxygen and light protection from fill through distribution. The standard structure is PET/VMPET/PE, with optional AL-containing laminations for shorter shelf-life targets or highly sensitive citrus and botanical blends. Strong flat vacuum seals, optional durable bottom gusset and puncture-resistant PE sealant help contain liquid concentrates during vacuum filling, case packing and West Coast warehouse handling. Food-contact grade film is used throughout, and the pouch can be supplied in 500 ml, 1 L, 2 L and 5 L formats. We confirm fill volume, headspace and seal geometry on sampling before production.
Aseptic filling compatibility can be reviewed for low-acid or high-acid mixer recipes, with the converter adjusting film thickness, sealant grade and vacuum channel layout to suit your process. The pouch is printed by 10-colour rotogravure, allowing clear brand colour, batch coding areas and preparation instructions across US West Coast retail and foodservice packs. Standard MOQ is 10,000 pouches per size and artwork, with stock-film sampling for fit and drop checks before custom print. We can provide plain or printed prototypes, discuss spout or fitment options only where the vacuum format permits, and keep artwork approval, cylinder preparation and production scheduling transparent.
For cocktail mixer programs, the vacuum pouch keeps the concentrate compact and protected while reducing headspace compared with rigid bottles. The barrier film can be specified for oxygen transmission and light-blocking needs, and the sealant is selected for resistance to acids, sugars and botanical extracts common in mixer formulations. We support US West Coast beverage producers with custom dimensions, corner tear notches, hang holes and case-ready pack formats. Final specifications are confirmed against your filling equipment, expected shelf life and distribution conditions. Lead time is typically 20–25 working days after artwork approval and deposit, subject to film availability and print complexity.
