Shared operating-entity project library
These anonymized real project patterns come from the published case library of Xiamen Unique Packaging Technology Co., Ltd., the company that operates StandPouchy. Client names and private order data remain withheld.
150 g and 300 g stand-up and small flat-bottom formats; product groups were separated by moisture-protection need before material approval.
100 g, 250 g and 500 g stand-up pouches reviewed around moisture, odor, puncture, zipper access and parcel delivery.
200 g, 500 g and 1 kg stand-up and small flat-bottom formats with oil, moisture, window and seasonal inventory decisions.
Identify the product condition and failure mode that match your project, then record what differs: fill weight, recipe, shelf-life target, artwork count, filling equipment and destination market. Those differences determine which sample or test must be repeated.
For a comparable quote, send your current pouch or dimensions, desired closure and material direction, quantity per artwork and any required documents. If the size is unknown, start with a filled-pouch size review; if the material is unknown, use the barrier decision matrix.
They show how requirements were organized into pouch decisions. They do not guarantee the same structure, price, MOQ, lead time, regulatory status or performance for a different product. A new project still requires its own specification and validation.