Custom Flexible Packaging Manufacturer
Custom flexible packaging for brands, retailers and B2B buyers.
WANLI PACKAGING is a custom flexible packaging manufacturer for custom pouches, custom poly bags and printed rollstock. Start with the product, packed profile, packaging route and project conditions you already know.
Custom flexible packaging formats we manufacture
From custom stand-up pouches and flat bottom bags to spout pouches, poly bags and printed rollstock film, WANLI PACKAGING manufactures flexible packaging for B2B buyers who need low minimums, reliable lead times and consistent quality.
Stand-Up Pouches
Resealable, high-barrier stand-up pouches for snacks, pet food, coffee and more.
Flat Bottom Pouches
Box-shaped flat bottom bags for premium shelf-ready products.
Side Gusset Bags
Expandable side gusset bags for bulk and large-format packaging.
Poly Bags
Custom printed poly bags, including die-cut handle, header and mailing styles.
Printed Rollstock Film
High-speed printed rollstock for automated filling and packaging lines.
Why buyers choose WANLI PACKAGING
500+
Low minimum order quantity for trial runs and small brands.
10–15
Day production lead time after artwork approval.
0
Plate fees on custom printed flexible packaging orders.
FDA & EU
Food-contact compliant materials with documentation support.
Packaging formats
Start with the pouch or bag format that fits the product.
Every packaging project begins with a format decision. From there, product use, fill, closure, artwork and market requirements can be discussed with more clarity.
Stand-Up Pouches
Upright flexible packaging for product-focused projects that begin with package shape, product fill and features.
Flat Bottom & Side Gusset
Structured pouch formats for projects where capacity, shelf presentation and product handling inform the brief.
Spout, Zipper Pouches & Rollstock
Packaging conversations that begin with liquid use, repeat-use opening questions, product flow or an established filling workflow.
Packaging by product context
A useful brief connects the product, pack and customer use.
Coffee, pet food, snack and consumer product packaging projects can begin with a familiar pack format, but the product inside should guide the questions that follow.
Coffee & Tea
Discuss the pouch format, retail pack direction, opening and presentation requirements for your coffee or tea product.
Pet Food & Treats
Start with what is being packed, the expected how the product is used and the pouch format you are considering.
Snacks & Dry Goods
Package format, repeat-use questions, display, size and artwork direction can all be introduced in the first project brief.
Packaging route finder
Two product paths. One more useful first brief.
Whether you begin with a flexible pouch, a custom poly bag or printed rollstock, the useful starting point is the product, its packed profile and the handling or presentation question behind the project.
Flexible pouches & rollstock
For product-focused pouch and film projects, start with the package shape, product fill or flow, opening experience, shelf presentation and the filling or packing context already known.
Custom poly bags
For poly bag projects, identify the product profile, carrying, display, shipping, kit or containment step that the bag will support before discussing a particular construction.
Start a packaging brief
The best first message is the one with the project details.
01 — Product
What are you packing and how will it be used?
02 — Format
Which pouch, bag, film or packaging route are you considering?
03 — Requirements
Share quantity, target market, artwork, timing and the features you already have in mind.
04 — Contact
Use the project brief to begin a clear conversation with WANLI PACKAGING.
FAQ
Custom flexible packaging questions
What information is useful for a custom packaging quote?
Start with the product, the packaging format you are considering, expected quantity, target market, artwork status and any timing or functional requirements.
Which flexible packaging format should I start with?
Start with the product inside and the way it will be filled, used, displayed or transported. Those inputs help determine which packaging format is worth discussing first.
Can I discuss artwork and packaging features before finalizing a format?
Yes. Artwork direction, closures, windows, finish and other functional ideas are useful context in the first project discussion.
Do you discuss coffee, pet food and snack packaging projects?
Yes. Share what you are packaging and the product context so the conversation can begin with the format and requirements most relevant to the project.