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Co-Packing Packaging Formats
Why is Portion Controlled Packaging Essential for Today’s Consumers?

Meeting today’s consumer expectations Consumers are more conscious than ever about convenience, health, and value. They want products that fit their busy lifestyles, help manage portions, and deliver consistent quality. Portion controlled packaging is one of the most effective ways food brands can address these evolving demands. By offering products in single-serve or pre-measured sizes, […]

automated machine
What Is the Role of Automation in Achieving Volume Flexibility?

In today’s food industry, demand isn’t always predictable. One week, a brand might need a small run for a seasonal product; the next, they could be scaling up to meet nationwide distribution. That’s where volume flexibility comes in—and automation plays the starring role. At Econo-Pak, automation isn’t just about speed. It’s about building a system […]

Variety Packs: Design, Strategy, and Impact on Shelf Performance

Variety packs are a proven way to attract consumers and boost retail sales. By offering multiple flavors or product types in one package, they provide convenience and choice while increasing a brand’s shelf presence. Econo-Pak creates variety pack solutions that are efficient, reliable, and built to perform. Why Consumers Love Variety Packs Shoppers enjoy variety […]

pretzel pillow pouch
VFFS (Vertical Form Fill Seal): Choosing Films and Materials for Dry Foods

Vertical Form Fill Seal (VFFS) machines are one of the most efficient solutions for packaging dry foods. From snacks and cereals to powders and mixes, this technology forms, fills, and seals bags in a single streamlined process. To achieve the best results, choosing the right films and materials is essential. At Econo-Pak, we specialize in […]

pretzel pillow pouch
VFFS (Vertical Form Fill Seal): Choosing Films and Materials for Dry Foods

Vertical Form Fill Seal (VFFS) machines are one of the most efficient solutions for packaging dry foods. From snacks and cereals to powders and mixes, this technology forms, fills, and seals bags in a single streamlined process. To achieve the best results, choosing the right films and materials is essential. At Econo-Pak, we specialize in […]

transition to high-volume co-packer
Scaling Production: Transitioning from Small to Large Co-Packers

As your food brand grows, the demand for higher production volumes, increased efficiency, and expanded capabilities becomes inevitable. For many small and medium-sized food businesses, co-packers play an essential role in scaling operations, but not all co-packers are equipped to handle rapid growth. When production requirements outgrow the capabilities of a small co-packer, transitioning to […]

transition to high-volume co-packer
Scaling Production: Transitioning from Small to Large Co-Packers

As your food brand grows, the demand for higher production volumes, increased efficiency, and expanded capabilities becomes inevitable. For many small and medium-sized food businesses, co-packers play an essential role in scaling operations, but not all co-packers are equipped to handle rapid growth. When production requirements outgrow the capabilities of a small co-packer, transitioning to […]

contract food packaging facility expansion in progress
Expansion update: 125,000 square feet of new capacity coming soon

We’re only months away from completing the 125,000-square-foot expansion of our co-packing facility in Milford, PA! This new space will give us even more room to support high-volume food packaging projects for our clients.

Why Food Brands Use Different Oils to Season Their Products

The type of oil used to season a product can have just as much impact as the seasoning blend itself. While traditional oils like canola, soybean, and palm have long been the industry standard, more brands are now turning to alternative oils—like avocado oil—to meet evolving consumer preferences.

Why Food Brands Use Different Oils to Season Their Products

The type of oil used to season a product can have just as much impact as the seasoning blend itself. While traditional oils like canola, soybean, and palm have long been the industry standard, more brands are now turning to alternative oils—like avocado oil—to meet evolving consumer preferences.