Stand Up Pouches

Our Stand-Up Pouches used in the food industry are made of high-quality, durable materials. They are suited to a wide range of food items including snacks, coffee (dry), tea (dry), fruit, muesli & cereals, pet foods, and dairy items (dry). If you require pouches that have a square base, view our Flat Bottom Pouches. Note*: This packaging type is not suitable for liquids. Please ensure the product you have chosen is suitable for your end use. If you need any support, please contact us.

  • Plain or branded
  • Variety of sizes
  • Variety of seal types
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Our Testimonials

I cannot speak highly enough about RollsPack. Their guidance and advice on innovative packaging has saved us freight costs and our product looks fantastic on the shelf. In our industry, lead times are always tight but with their local manufacturing they have turned our jobs around with lightning speed.

Jarrod Milani
  • Managing Director
  • Forbidden Foods

We have proudly been working with RollsPack for over 20 years. Their innovative approach and exceptional use of technology, combined with a personalised understanding of our specific business needs are key elements behind the long term relationship we have enjoyed with the company.

Frank Buontempo
  • Director,
  • Orgran

RollsPack are a highly professional company with excellent standards of workmanship and service. Always a pleasure to deal with, they really understand the true meaning of a partnership.

Stuard Mead
  • Sales Manager,
  • Viking Solutions

Frequently Asked Questions

At RollsPack, we stock a range of plain products, but we can also provide top-quality custom stand-up pouches. The correct approach is often to enter the market with plain pouches and graduate to custom-printed pouches once you’ve proved your product in the market.

While it’s certainly important to test products when you start out in business, what’s interesting is that the time to switch to printed packaging often comes sooner in the food industry than in many others.

Take the e-commerce industry, for example—customers appreciate branded packaging, but it’s not always required, even for bigger brands. However, in the food space, when was the last time you saw plain, unbranded products on supermarket shelves?

When you’ve tested the market and you know your products are a hit and your business can move forward, it’s time to embrace all that printed custom stand-up pouches have to offer.

By the time a consumer is standing in the aisle and they’re ready to buy your product, they are deep into the sales funnel and the stakes are high.

Picture your food product—it’s ready to compete with the others. Is yours the one their eye is drawn to? The trick here is to really know your customer and understand how you can speak to them in a way that your competitors don’t.

It is also important to expose them to the packaging multiple times before they’re in that aisle, because the more they see it beforehand, the more they will trust it.

The answer depends on how creative you are with graphic design software. However, in most cases, it’s best left to the professionals.

Packaging design is an art form, and a true professional food packaging designer can come up with ideas that the average person simply cannot.

If you are at the point of wanting custom-printed food packaging, such as branded stand-up pouches, then we advise getting in touch with a great designer.

In the questions above, we outlined how important the visual aspect of your packaging is when the customer is at the point of sale (i.e. supermarket aisle). The investment you make in a great food packaging designer in the early stages will pay off multiple times over if it helps your customer respond to your product.

Fortunately, in recent times, software solutions have made recruiting professionals like food packaging designers very simple and efficient.

If you prefer a local solution, googling “graphic design companies” is a good start, as these will often be capable of providing packaging designs. These are typically more expensive and are generally suited to larger organisations.

If you are a smaller business or just getting your first food packaging products designed, then a freelancer is likely the best solution for you.

When searching for a freelancer, there are multiple websites that can provide you with recruitment options, such as Upwork or Fiverr.

Another great resource is a website called 99designs, which provides a similar service to Upwork. However, they concentrate on design professionals only.

Here, you can either search through the list of professionals available and see their portfolio of work, or you can run a contest based on a set brief and get multiple entries.