Materials & Barrier
Material structures should be specified from product risk and shelf-life needs.
The right structure balances protection, sealing, durability, appearance, production fit, and commercial requirements. Final combinations are confirmed only after project review.
Performance
Define what the package must protect against.
Oxygen Barrier
Supports products that are sensitive to oxidation, aroma loss, or quality change.
Moisture Barrier
Helps protect texture and product stability in changing storage conditions.
Aroma Protection
Helps retain intended aroma while limiting unwanted odor transfer.
Light Barrier
Supports products that benefit from reduced light exposure during shelf life.
Puncture Resistance
Adds durability for sharp, dense, or heavier products and distribution handling.
Common Materials
A working material vocabulary—not a preselected laminate.
These materials may be considered individually or within project-specific structures. Exact combinations and thicknesses are intentionally not published without confirmed data.
Shelf-life Inputs
Tell us what you are packing and how it moves through the market.
Useful inputs include product sensitivity, expected shelf life, filling conditions, storage, distribution, pack size, reclosure needs, and the target market. Barrier values such as OTR and WVTR will only be added when supported by real specifications or testing.
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A complete specification is not required. Share the product, pack format, quantities, and what you already know.