Low-Viscosity Liquids
Smaller fitments may provide controlled drinking or pouring where the line supports them.

Spout Pouches
Source custom spout pouches around the liquid, filling process and dispensing experience rather than appearance alone. Spouted pouch programs can be developed for beverages, sauces, purees, personal care, household refills and other liquid or semi-liquid products with custom capacity, spout position, cap, barrier film and printing.
Product category
Browse spout pouch products by nominal capacity, pouch body, fitment position, cap style and material option. Open the product page to see exact dimensions, spout specification, printable area and the filling or temperature conditions the structure is designed to support.
Final dimensions, spout specification, printable area and filling or temperature conditions are confirmed against the selected pouch configuration before production.
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Dispensing interface
Choose corner, top or center spout positions with cap and tamper-evident options matched to the product and filling line. We can adjust the fitment size and neck geometry for controlled pouring, drinking or refill use.

Pouring option
Useful for controlled pouring and refill packs where side access improves grip.
Product Viscosity
Match the spout diameter and pouch body to your product viscosity. Beverages can use smaller dispensing openings, while sauces, purees, gels or products with particulates may need wider fitments for clean flow and easier use.
Spout pouch formats for different productsSmaller fitments may be a starting option where the product and filling line support them.
Smaller fitments may provide controlled drinking or pouring where the line supports them.
Balance flow speed with mess control and cap reclosure.
Wider openings or a different fitment may be required to reduce clogging.
Filling Requirements
We configure the pouch for top filling, spout filling or dedicated filling equipment, with the laminate, fitment and cap matched to the actual process. Fill temperature, sanitation and any hot-fill or retort requirement are confirmed before production.
Define top-fill, spout-fill or machine-specific loading before finalizing the pouch.
Higher temperatures can change sealant, fitment and laminate requirements.
Hot-fill, HPP or retort claims should only be used for structures that have been specifically engineered and validated for that process.
Liquid movement, squeeze behavior and transport conditions can influence the final fill level.
Share your filling-machine requirements before finalizing the pouch. Share the filling option, target temperature and any sanitation or thermal process before sampling.
Check Filling CompatibilityProduct compatibility
Choose clear, metallized, foil or other flexible structures according to product compatibility, oxygen and light protection, sealing and processing conditions. We also build the artwork around the final spout and seal areas for clean printing.

The contact layer should be reviewed against the actual liquid or semi-liquid formulation.
Choose only the barrier level the product and shelf period require.
Keep branding clear of fitment seals, cap interfaces and high-flex stress zones.
Mono-PE structures may be available when the fitment and intended local recycling system are compatible. Any recyclability claim depends on the complete finished package.
Liquid applications
Spout pouches are used for beverages, sauces, purees, personal care and household refills. Capacity, fitment, barrier and pouch strength can be customized for the product and dispensing experience.

Check serving size, spout use, barrier and filling temperature.

Match flow, cap reclosure and squeeze behavior.

Fitment size and market-specific safety requirements should be confirmed before production.

Confirm product compatibility with the film and fitment.

Larger capacities need adequate handling strength, cap security and transport testing.
Start with product viscosity, particle size, desired flow and filling equipment, then test the fitment with the real product.
Only structures specifically engineered and validated for the required process should be described or used that way.
Yes. Corner or center spout placement can be selected according to pouch size, pouring behavior, artwork and filling process.
Yes. Printing should be built around the final pouch and fitment geometry so key artwork stays clear of seal areas.
Request a quote
Send the product type, target capacity, product viscosity or formulation, filling method, quantity, target market and artwork status. We can shortlist spout pouch products and check fitment, cap, material and testing needs before sampling.