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At the start of this summer, discussion was rife about whether the US industry has emerged from recession. One veteran industry analyst optimistically predicted that containerboard producers would raise prices to counter inflation and pinned his hopes on a demand recovery. However, recent second-quarter data poured cold water on that. Although industry players expected some rebound in demand, the reality is that the recovery is nowhere near enough to ease the plight of older mills. Meanwhile, a new generation of 100%

Flat bottom pouches and stand up pouches are the two most compared formats in flexible packaging. This guide breaks the choice down into the dimensions that matter most: shape and stability, printable surface for branding and shelf impact, product compatibility, and resealable closures such as zippers and spouts. Flat bottom pouches win on flat display area and a stable base, while stand up pouches win on adaptability to different product shapes. Read on to match the right pouch to your product, then contact KODY PACK for samples.

Bag in Box is a packaging format in which a flexible plastic bag is sealed inside a rigid outer box. The bag holds liquids and semi-liquids, the box protects and stacks them, and a tap lets users dispense the contents cleanly.

Transparent bag-in-box packaging combines a flexible transparent bag with a rigid outer container, giving consumers a clear view of the liquid inside while the outer box still protects it from light, air and contaminants. Brands use it for shelf appeal, faster inventory checks and lighter material use.

Transparent bag-in-box (BIB) packaging blends function with visual appeal, letting shoppers see a liquid's colour, clarity and freshness before purchase. This article explains how transparent liquid packaging pouches strengthen shelf impact, build buyer confidence, support branded customisation, and simplify liquid-level monitoring in commercial and industrial settings. Guangdong Kody Packaging manufactures spout pouches, bag-in-box, liquid packaging bags and laminated roll film — contact us for custom samples and pricing.

Bag-in-box (BIB) packaging — a flexible inner bag inside a carton or drum — is winning over more companies as a sustainable, cost-effective solution. This article covers how bag-in-box is structured and where it is used, why recycled cartons, polyethylene and polypropylene bags cut plastic waste, and how lighter, more compact units reduce production and shipping costs. It also reviews key trends: biodegradable and compostable materials such as paper and plant-based plastics, smart packaging with RFID tags and QR codes, and growing adoption across food and beverage, chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

A bag-in-box (BIB) system pairs a flexible liquid packaging bag with an outer carton. The bag can be produced in pillow format or as a form-fit design, cutting material use while maximizing reuse and recycling potential. The system evacuates product more completely, ships and stores more efficiently, keeps air out to extend freshness, lowers total cost, and reduces the chance of outside contamination from filling through end use. This article explains how the bag-in-box system works and why so many food and beverage brands choose it.

As a soft packaging manufacturer specializing in spout pouches, bag-in-box (BIB) systems and liquid packaging bags, Guangdong Kody Packaging (KODY PACK) has grown step by step since 2011. From a packaging material factory in Dongguan to a company with a factory area of more than 8,000 square meters, the company kept adding bag-in-box making machines, slitting machines, a curing machine and a laminating machine. This article reviews the milestones from 2011 to 2023, including the March 2023 machine capable of producing BIB bags up to 220L.

Paper packaging materials fall mainly into three categories: cartons, folding cartons and cigarette labels. Analysis of the main product characteristics of the paper products packaging and printing industry. Source: compiled by Ruiguan Consulting. Paper packaging is the most widely used packaging material in the world. In recent years, China's packaging paper industry has seen steady growth in output: from 2015 to 2021, China's packaging paper output rose from 6.65 million tonnes to 7.15 million tonnes, with an average annual compound growth rate of 1.22

In August 2022, China's express delivery volume already reached 9.43 billion parcels, up 4.9% year on year! With the rapid development of the e-commerce industry, online shopping has become an indispensable part of our lives. Every time we place an order we tell the seller to pack it well so the item is not damaged, and once the parcel arrives the packaging is simply discarded. More and more express cushioning packaging is being abandoned in nature because of improper handling or because it cannot degrade, causing a huge impact on the ecological environment.