Brands that fill, print and sell on both sides of the border.
Brands that fill, print and sell on both sides of the border.
We moved our entry-level red to a three-litre bag-in-box and expected to lose the brand feel. The printed carton and the bladder came from the same job number and the colour matched our bottle label exactly. Six weeks after opening, the wine is still the wine.
Two previous suppliers gave us delamination after the retort cycle. Global Flex rebuilt the structure, ran a trial at our co-packer and stood next to the autoclave for it. Twenty-two months later we have not lost a single pouch to a seal failure.
We fill dessert cups in Tijuana and sell them in San Diego, so every artwork had to exist twice. Their desk handled the NOM panel and the US nutrition facts on the same job, and the peelable lid finally peels the same way on both lines.
The pouch we asked for would not have run on our machine. Instead of quoting it anyway, they asked for the machine model, changed the sealant and sent a roll to test. That single question saved us a month of downtime.
Capsule, cork and label from one supplier meant one colour conversation instead of three. The hot-stamped crest on the capsule reads exactly like the one on the front label, which is the whole point of a crest.
Our bottle has a compound curve that had defeated three sleeve suppliers. They distorted the artwork against the real bottle, not against a drawing, and the first production run came out clean.
Most of our work arrives because one packaging buyer told another. If a structure we specified held up, a couple of sentences goes a long way.
And if a run did not go the way you expected, call the plant directly at (323) 395-2880. We would rather analyse it than read about it.
Send us the product, the process and the volume. You get a structure proposal, a tooling cost and a lead time within 24 business hours.
