Stick Packaging

Stick packaging refers to a long and narrow pouch that became popular when CPG companies learned how easy it was to open and pour a powder mix into a bottle of water.

Since the genesis of the Crystal Light stick pack into beverages, there have been many similar versions available on the market in both length, width and fill weight, but they all continue to have one thing in common: they all need to be run on a “Stick Packaging” machine, which is a specific vertical form, fill and seal machine with specific widths that are predefined that will create the “stick pack”.

Assemblies Unlimited offers many different stick packaging solutions and would be happy to help you with your next food packaging project. We have experience in film structure and we will be able to provide recommendations based on the type of product you will be packaging.

In addition to labor, we can provide the following raw packaging materials for your Stick Packaging project:

  • Clear or printed flexible stick packaging film
  • Printed retail folding cartons (30 count is popular)
  • Inner cartons
  • Master cartons
  • Counter displays
  • POP displays
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You can discuss plant location state requirements with your sales packaging specialist.
Our typical minimum quantity is 25,000 per SKU per run.

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