DIT PACKAGING / CUSTOM FLEXIBLE PACKAGING
Custom snack packaging bags and pouches
Custom snack packaging starts with the food you pack, how you fill it and how customers use it. DIT Packaging supplies printed bags and pouches for projects such as mixed nuts, granola, dried fruit and freeze-dried snacks. Use the questions below to prepare a specification that connects your product, retail presentation and production requirements.

At a glance
- Products to discuss
- Nuts, granola, dried fruit and freeze-dried snacks.
- Pouch choices
- Stand-up, three-side seal, flat-bottom and center-seal formats, according to your packing process.
- Material review
- Share moisture sensitivity, storage conditions, target shelf life and window requirements.
- Start your brief
- Snack type, fill weight, quantity for each flavour and delivery country.
Not sure about a detail? Start with your product and quantity.
Download a blank packaging quotation checklist (.txt) · Fill in what you know and send it to Jack.
YOUR PRODUCT. YOUR SPECIFICATION.
Request a packaging quote
Discuss custom snack packaging bags and pouches with Jack. Start with what you pack and your reply email. Leave undecided details open.
- Tell us your product and quantity.
- We review the format, material and sample options.
- Confirm the specification, price and timing before ordering.
Choose a snack pouch format around filling and display
Start with the pack position on the shelf and the way it enters your packing line. Custom stand-up pouches use an expandable bottom for upright presentation. Flat-bottom bags have a defined base and side panels, giving the artwork a different layout. Neither construction should be selected from a product photo alone.
Three-side seal pouches suit projects that do not need a standing base. They are supplied with three edges heat sealed and one edge left open for filling; mark that opening on the drawing. Center-seal bags use a longitudinal back seam. Confirm whether your process needs premade bags or printed rollstock before requesting a quote.
Describe the needs of nuts, granola and freeze-dried fruit
For nuts packaging, tell us whether the contents are whole nuts, broken pieces, a mixed selection or a coated product. Include the intended fill weight, storage conditions and target shelf life. If your filling process includes flushing or another treatment, describe it so the bag construction and opening can be reviewed together.
For granola and fruit packaging, explain the size and shape of the contents and how much headspace your filling process needs. When sourcing freeze-dried fruit packaging, identify moisture sensitivity and any handling concerns. These are specification inputs; a pouch shape, metallic appearance or attractive print does not establish a shelf-life result.
A product sample, dimensioned reference bag and your existing packaging specification are useful starting points. If you are changing the contents or serving size, review the fit again rather than assuming an existing bag will hold the new product.
Review the laminate, window and closure together
Share your material specification if one is already approved. Otherwise, provide the contents, storage conditions, filling temperature and destination-market requirements for discussion. Structures such as PET/VMPET/PE and PET/ALU/PE are examples for specification review, not interchangeable recommendations. VMPET is metallized PET; ALU refers to aluminum foil.
A clear window can show the snack inside, but its position and the complete laminate need review before artwork approval. Resealable zippers, tear notches and hanging holes can be discussed as features of the selected pouch. Leave enough space for filling, the closure and the final seal. Ask for supporting documents relevant to the agreed material and intended use.
Plan custom printing across flavors and pack sizes
List each flavor, design and finished size separately, with its required quantity. Digital printing can be considered for shorter runs and design variations; gravure can be discussed for repeat production. The suitable process depends on the full specification, artwork and order plan. A total quantity across several flavors does not define the quantity of each printed design.
Before sampling, confirm panel dimensions, seal areas, window placement and artwork orientation. Keep mandatory product information and barcodes within the agreed printable layout. Review the proof and sample method before approving production. Sample preparation, artwork approval, production and transport are separate parts of the schedule.
Request a custom snack packaging quote
Planning around MOQ 500? Send your quantities per design and size. Applicability depends on the format, material, dimensions and printing method, so ask us to confirm your specification. Include a delivery address or named port when discussing DDP, FOB or CIF.
- Contents and fill weight, plus the intended shelf life and storage conditions.
- Bag format and finished dimensions in millimetres, with the gusset measurement clearly labelled.
- Material and thickness if known, or the performance questions you need reviewed.
- Number of designs, quantity of each, artwork status and requested features.
- Filling method, delivery destination and required delivery date.
PRODUCTION BEHIND YOUR PACKAGING
Digital and gravure options for your project
DIT Packaging serves overseas buyers, supported by digital production in Guangzhou and gravure production in Shaoguan. The printing route is reviewed against your specification and order plan.


Company-supplied production photos. View our production overview · Read production licenses and their named holders
Buyer questions
Can one pouch size be used for nuts and freeze-dried fruit?
Not on weight alone. Product density, piece shape and headspace affect usable capacity. Check each product in the proposed dimensions before approving a shared size.
Can I combine several snack flavors in a printing inquiry?
Yes. Send each design and its quantity separately, even when the dimensions match. We can discuss digital or gravure production against the complete order plan.
Does a pouch with a window offer the same protection as a foil pouch?
That cannot be assumed. The complete material structure and intended use need assessment. Confirm the proposed laminate and relevant evidence instead of comparing appearance alone.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Send Jack your packaging brief
Share your product, approximate quantity, bag dimensions and delivery destination. If a detail is undecided, say so; the specification can be reviewed before quotation.
jack@ditpackaging.com · +86 188 9665 3135
Guangzhou DIT Packaging Trading Co., Ltd.
广州迪爱特包装贸易有限公司
Supported by digital production in Guangzhou and gravure production in Shaoguan. See production photos and production licenses with their named holders.