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Custom Printed Stand Up Pouches

Stand up pouches are a flexible packaging format that sits upright on a shelf, with a gusseted base and a flat front panel for branding. They are used for coffee, snacks, nuts, frozen food, pet treats, supplements, and liquids with a spout. Buyers need to decide on the barrier level — standard, high-barrier foil or metallised, or recyclable mono-material PE or PP — plus the closure (zipper, spout, or plain top) and the size that fits the fill weight. Kraft paper and compostable options are also available. Send us your product, fill weight, and quantity and we will quote.

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Stand Up Pouches — specs & options

Typical numbers for this range. MOQ and lead time depend on the printing method and the factory running the job, so we confirm both on the quote.

  • Zippers, spouts, tear notches and hang holes can be added to the pouch.
  • Recyclable PE and PP mono-material options are available.
  • Digital printing from 100 pcs; rotogravure from 10,000 pcs.
  • Free stock samples; you cover courier only.
MOQ — digital printFrom 100 pcs for pouches and bags, from 10 kg for rollstock film.
MOQ — rotogravureFrom 10,000 pcs, or 200 kg for film. Best unit price at volume.
Lead timeDigital 10–15 working days, rotogravure 20–25 working days, counted from artwork approval.
MaterialsRecyclable PE and PP mono-material, home and industrial compostable, kraft, and foil / metallised high-barrier laminates. See sustainable packaging.
Printing & finishingDigital for short runs, rotogravure for volume, or a printed label on stock packaging. Digital printing · matte / gloss / soft-touch, foil stamping, spot UV, windows, valves and zippers.
SizesMade to your filled dimensions. Popular stock sizes are listed on Low MOQ & Stock.
SamplesFree stock samples — you only cover the courier. Request samples.

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Stand Up Pouches — frequently asked

What is the minimum order quantity for stand up pouches?
Digital printing starts at 100 pcs for pouches and 10 kg for rollstock film. Rotogravure starts at 10,000 pcs or 200 kg of film. If you need a short run, digital is usually the practical route. Tell us your quantity and we will confirm which method fits.
How long does production take?
Digital printing takes 10-15 working days. Rotogravure takes 20-25 working days. Both are counted from artwork approval. If you have a fixed launch date, share it with us and we will tell you whether it is achievable before you commit.
Which material should I choose for my product?
It depends on shelf life and barrier needs. Foil or metallised laminates give the highest barrier for sensitive products. Recyclable PE and PP mono-material, kraft paper, and compostable options are also available. Send us your product type and expected shelf life and we will recommend a material.
Can I get a sample before ordering?
Yes. We provide free stock samples; you cover the courier cost only. If you need a printed sample, that follows the normal digital printing lead time. Tell us the pouch style, size and material you are considering so we send the closest stock match.
What types of custom packaging does Clover offer?
We produce the full range of flexible packaging: flat bottom pouches, stand up pouches, flat pouches, spout pouches, side gusset bags, rollstock film and special shaped bags — in recyclable, compostable and conventional laminates.
Can I get a prototype or sample before placing a bulk order?
Yes. Digital printed samples and physical prototypes are available so you can check material, barrier and finish before committing to a production run. Free stock samples ship within a few days.

More answers in the packaging FAQ.

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