Discover some of the most impressive innovations in flexible packaging! Explore standout creations from Amcor Flexibles North America, Novolex, Paharpur 3P, and Presto Products Company Fresh-Lock® closures that showcase designs that enhance convenience, functionality, consumer appeal, and more.

The new stand-up pouch for Armour® Italian Meatballs in AmPrima® Plus Recycle-Ready Packaging is driving sustainability for frozen foods. This recycle-ready technology delivers equivalent stiffness, print quality, and run speeds to match the performance of current unrecyclable alternatives.
The COLUMBUS® Charcuterie Tasting Board makes a premium charcuterie experience easy and convenient for everyone. With a convenient cut-out handle, formed from Amcor’s new semi-rigid Revolution™ APET technology, the recycle-ready packaging reduces non-renewable energy use by 71%.

This new Process Printed RFID Handle Bag was created to help companies with inventory, sales, and loss prevention. State-of-the-art RFID technology, combined with premium quality, provides stores with valuable real-time data.
Manufactured by the Novolex company, Bagcraft®, the Recyclable Window Bread Bags showcase the product while preserving freshness. Available in an artisan design, the bags give an upscale feel while remaining certified recyclable.

The Goodyear Engine Oil Stand-up Pouch with 3P Patented Spout offers a sustainable alternative to traditional rigid bottles. When designing the pouch, functionality and durability were key to ensuring superior resistance to leakage.
The Kabani Rinse Liquid Detergent Stand-up Pouch with 3P Patented Spout is a space-efficient, eco-friendly option for consumers. This new packaging also reduces greenhouse gas emissions and overall landfill waste.

Presto Products Company Fresh-Lock® closures
Designed to ensure biodegradation, theTrue Dates Reclosable Home Compostable Pouch aligns with the brand’s mission to create a more sustainable planet. Complete with a compostable zipper and plastic film, the pouch performs better than its legacy structures.


