What it is
Form-fill-seal builds the package on the line: film is formed into a pouch, filled, and sealed in a continuous motion. It is the lowest-cost path to a flexible package, with less freight weight, less shelf space and far lower tooling cost than rigid containers.
Products we run this way
- Bulk sauce pouches for food service
- Single-serve and multi-serve pouches
- Marinade and brine pouches
- Frozen component pouches
On the line
- Multiple pouch sizes off one line
- Hot and cold fill compatible
- Date and lot coding inline
- Case-ready packout
Brands that belong here
Food service suppliers shipping to distributor networks
Brands testing a new SKU without committing to bottle tooling
Meal-kit and subscription brands needing portioned components
Plan around these
- — Film structure must match your product and shelf-life target
- — Pouches present differently at retail — best for food service or secondary packaging
Common questions
What is form fill seal packaging?
Form-fill-seal forms a pouch from roll film, fills it with product, and seals it in one continuous line pass — reducing packaging cost, freight weight and tooling investment versus rigid containers.
Is form fill right for your product?
Send us your recipe details and volume — we will tell you straight.
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