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An envelope package, also called a pochette, is a flat folding carton package with or without insertion flap. This flat package is often used to package sliced fish or meat products. These products are already packaged and nicely presented with an envelope package. The package is completely closed on three sides and often has a closure at the top. This flap closure clicks firmly into the packaging giving a first usage guarantee. A pochette therefore often gives a luxurious look because it can be printed on both sides and gives so much extra space to your product. In terms of sector, an envelope is mainly used in the food market.
The use of a window is also common with an envelope package. This to show the product. Even a double window to show different parts of the product is possible. In addition, a pochette can also be provided with an euroslot which makes it easy to hang.
Are you looking for a flat package to present your product nicely? Then an envelope package is a suitable solution. Contact Altrif Label for a customized advice!
See below some possible references for envelope packaging. These are the most used finishes but certainly not the only ones.
Perforation Varnish
Cold Foil Soft Touch
See below some possible materials for envelope packaging. These are the most popular materials, but certainly not the only ones.
GD-quality GC2-quality Craft-quality
GC1-quality SBS-quality
Gewenten 39
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