CBD Mylar Bags: How to Match Formats, Fill Sizes and Child-Resistance Rules to Each Product Line (Video)

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00Choose pouches line by line, not brand by brand.
  2. 0:05One house pouch for every line breaks down. Build a matrix: one row per line, with fill, format, closure, label load and evidence.
  3. 0:15Fix each fill by weight, count and form. Then decide: one serving may need only a heat seal; packs opened repeatedly need a reclosable closure.
  4. 0:26Choose a format the product survives in. Flat pouches suit samples, single servings, sachets and packs shipped in a carton; they don't stand or resist crushing. Mixing formats is normal.
  5. 0:38Two panels: place mandatory copy first, at legal size; if it won't fit, go bigger, never shrink warnings. Child-resistance reports must match the exact build.
  6. 0:50Where flat fits, define the heat-sealed build.
  7. 0:55Send one brief per product line for a quote.

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