EU Export Packaging Requirements Explained: CE Marking and Food-Contact Regulations
Exporting to the EU requires understanding the CE mark, EU 10/2011 and Declarations of Compliance.
Global Export Packaging Certification Guide: US/EU/Japan/Australia/SEA Regulation Comparison Table
US FDA, EU regulations, Japan’s Food Sanitation Act, Australia’s FSANZ, Southeast Asian countries — what regulatory requirements must food packaging exports meet globally? One article comparing five major markets.
OMOPACK Passes ISO 22000 Certification, Driving Food Safety Standards Up in the Flexible Packaging Industry
OMOPACK Passes ISO 22000 Certification, Driving Food Safety Standards Up in the Flexible Packaging Industry
In July 2026, OMOPACK officially announced that it had passed ISO 22000 food safety management system certification. This milestone not only marks a new level for OMOPACK in food safety management, but also drives the continuous upgrading of food safety standards in the flexible packaging industry, delivering higher-quality packaging solutions to food customers worldwide. As an internationally recognized food safety management standard, ISO 22000 imposes extremely strict requirements on every link of the food chain.
PET material explained: from beverage bottles to food packaging pouches
PET Materials Fully Explained: The Cross-Category Journey from Beverage Bottles to Food Pouches
In modern food packaging, PET is at once the most familiar and the most unfamiliar material. The bottled water bottle in your hand, the snack packaging on the supermarket shelf, even the tray you heat in the microwave — PET may be behind all of them. Yet few people truly understand PET’s properties, classifications and suitable scenarios. This article takes a full look at this “universal” packaging material, from chemical structure to factory application.
How to Identify Food-Grade Plastic? A Factory QC Inspector Shares 4 Practical Methods
How to Identify Food-Grade Plastic? A Factory QC Inspector Shares 4 Practical Methods
How to identify food-grade plastic is one of the most common questions for food packaging buyers. With so many plastic products on the market, how do you know which are truly food grade? OMOPACK’s QC inspectors share 4 practical identification methods from a factory perspective to help you avoid pitfalls in purchasing. Food-grade plastic is plastic that, under normal conditions of use, does not harm human health when in contact with food.
What Does Food Contact Material Mean? How Is It Different from Ordinary Plastic?
What Does Food Contact Material Mean? How Is It Different from Ordinary Plastic?
Food contact materials refer to materials and products that come into contact, or may come into contact, with food under normal conditions of use. This includes pouches, cling film, food containers and food processing equipment. Food contact materials differ fundamentally from ordinary plastics in regulatory oversight, raw material selection and performance requirements. OMOPACK, as a professional food packaging manufacturer, explains this key concept in depth.
Aluminum Foil Pouch Deep Dive: What’s the Real Difference Between Pure Foil and Metallized Pouches
Foil Pouches In Depth: What Exactly Is the Difference Between Pure Foil and Metallized Pouches?
Foil pouches are among the strongest barrier pouch types in food packaging. From preserving fresh coffee beans to sterilizing retort food, foil pouches protect food quality and flavor with near-perfect barrier performance. Yet many buyers are unclear about the difference between pure foil and metallized pouches: though similar in name, they differ fundamentally in material structure, performance and application. This article analyzes foil pouches from multiple dimensions.
PET material explained: from beverage bottles to food packaging pouches
PET Materials Fully Explained: The Cross-Category Journey from Beverage Bottles to Food Pouches
PET is one of the most common plastic materials in food packaging. From the bottled water you touch every day to the laminated pouches of premium food, PET is everywhere. PET pouches and PET films hold an important place in food packaging thanks to their excellent transparency, good mechanical strength and outstanding gas barrier performance. This article fully explains the properties, applications and selection points of PET.
What Certifications Does Food Export Packaging Need? A Complete Global Certification Checklist
What Certifications Do Food Export Packaging Need? A Complete Certification Checklist for Global Exports
As Chinese food brands expand globally, more and more companies need to export products to overseas markets. As the first line of defense in food safety, the compliance of food packaging directly determines whether a product can enter its target market. Requirements vary widely by country and product. This article puts together a complete certification checklist for food export packaging to help you avoid detours on your international journey.
Zipper Pouch Guide: Types of Resealable Zipper Pouches and How to Choose
The Complete Guide to Zipper Pouches: Types and Buying Guide for Resealable Zipper Pouches
Zipper pouches are among the most common pouch types in everyday packaging. From office stationery to food snacks, zipper pouches have won wide adoption thanks to the convenience of repeated opening and closing. But the seemingly simple zipper pouch involves a lot of nuance in material selection, zipper type and manufacturing process. This article explains every aspect of zipper pouches, from structure to buying.