Other Packaging
This category covers packaging for stationery, incense, pet food, household goods and gel ice packs. These products sit outside everyday food, but they still need moisture-resistant, durable packaging with clear printed information.
Stationery uses OPP/BOPP bags with an adhesive seal, zipper bags or OPP/CPP and PET/PE laminates. Incense needs protection from moisture and mould and must keep its scent, usually with BOPP/CPP, PET/LLDPE or foil structures. Pet food uses zipper and stand-up pouches in PET/MPET/PE, PET/AL/PE or OPP/PA/PE laminates. Household goods and electronic accessories use PET/PE and OPP/PE; gel ice pack shells use PE or PA/PE.
Send the product, pack format and expected volume via Zalo or the Contact page for KOVAA advice on the structure and a quote.
Stationery Packaging
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Incense Packaging
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Pet Food Packaging
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Household Goods Packaging
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Gel Ice Pack Packaging
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What should pet food packaging take into account?
- Dry kibble needs moisture and mould resistance and must reclose after opening, so zipper and stand-up pouches in PET/MPET/PE or OPP/PA/PE laminates are common choices. Wet food and pate need stronger light and oxidation protection and use PET/AL/PE.
- What materials are used for incense packaging?
- KOVAA incense packaging is laminated plastic film such as OPP, PET and CPP. Laminated film resists moisture and mould, keeps the scent and protects the incense from breaking in transport.
- What bags are typically used for stationery?
- Pens, rulers, staples and erasers are usually packed in OPP bags with an adhesive seal; school kits use laminated zipper bags that can be opened many times. OPP/CPP and PET/PE laminates give sharp printing and resist water and tearing.