OEM Plastic Pack Packaging Supplier & Factories

Decentralized Global Supply, Fully Customized Multi-Layer Barrier Laminates, and Advanced High-Speed Gravure Precision for Food, Beverage, and Consumer Brands Worldwide.

Jieyang Yuanzhong Printing Co., Ltd.

Founded in 2001 in the Jiedong District of Jieyang City, Guangdong Province, Jieyang Yuanzhong Printing Co., Ltd. has evolved over more than two decades into a leading integrated enterprise specializing in high-barrier composite materials, packaging decoration, and custom pouch conversion.

By incorporating state-of-the-art Japanese Komori fully automatic printing production lines, we achieve an impressive monthly packaging production volume exceeding 240 metric tons. Our dedicated R&D division focuses on customized material formulations, ensuring compliance with international regulations such as FDA, EU food contact safety standards, and various ASTM testing directives.

2001
Est. Year
240T
Monthly Output
30+
Export Nations

Rigorous Material Quality Auditing

Every batch of raw film resin (BOPP, PET, AL, PE, CPP) undergoes inbound mechanical tests, surface energy inspection (dyne levels), and layer uniformity profiling to maintain structural reliability under strict processing criteria.

Continuous Innovation in Barrier Science

Developing lighter, thinner high-performance structures that minimize plastic raw material footprint while maximizing Oxygen Transmission Rates (OTR) and Water Vapor Transmission Rates (WVTR) protection margins.

Global Industrial Landscape & Material Trends

Analyzing key shifts in flexible packaging configurations, polymers, and regulatory dynamics across global markets.

The international consumer packaged goods (CPG) sector is undergoing a rapid transition toward flexible laminate structures. OEM plastic pack packaging suppliers are currently tasked with resolving two contrasting requirements: maintaining optimal shelf preservation and satisfying global environmental mandates. High-performance barrier polymers have become central to modern supply chains, replacing bulky glass and rigid metal alternatives to reduce transport emissions, warehouse space, and material handling costs.

To ensure compliance with global regulatory standards like FDA Title 21 CFR (for the United States) and EU Regulation No. 10/2011 (for food contact plastics), leading Chinese manufacturing facilities have updated their processing technologies. The emphasis has shifted from simple single-layer extrusions to sophisticated co-extrusion and adhesive lamination structures. By utilizing multiple functional layers, modern packaging designs effectively block oxygen, moisture, and light, while maintaining the flexibility, durability, and sealing strength required for high-speed filling equipment.

Substrate Material Primary Functional Role Barrier Efficiency (OTR/WVTR) Common Applications
BOPP (Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene) Outer printing layer, high clarity and tensile strength Moderate moisture, low oxygen barrier Puffed snacks, clear confectionery wraps
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) Core load-bearing layer, high heat resistance, mechanical stability Excellent oxygen barrier, moderate moisture barrier Coffee pouches, stand-up bag face-stocks
Aluminium Foil (AL) Absolute barrier layer against external gases, light, and aroma loss Near-zero transmission rates (<0.01 cc/m²/day) Premium milk powder, high-grade coffee, medical pouching
VMPET (Metallized PET) Cost-effective light and moisture barrier alternative to foil High barrier properties (OTR < 0.5, WVTR < 0.5) Medium shelf-life snacks, cookies, powdered mixes
PE / CPP (Polyethylene / Cast Polypropylene) Inner sealing layer, high impact resistance and low-temp sealability High moisture barrier, low oxygen barrier Hermetic sealant layer for all laminated pouch configurations

Technical Manufacturing Process (Rotogravure Printing)

How Jieyang Yuanzhong ensures mechanical precision and graphic accuracy throughout the manufacturing lifecycle.

Rotogravure Printing Process

Printing

Dry Lamination Process

Composite

High-Speed Slitting Process

Slitting

Bag Making and Conversion

Bagging

Final Packaging & QC Inspection

Packing

1. Printing (High-Speed Rotogravure)

Our rotogravure machinery uses steel cylinders engraved with micro-cells. This method delivers thick ink layers, bright colors, and high saturation. It maintains print quality at high speeds, which is ideal for large OEM volume productions.

2. Composite (Lamination Engineering)

This process bonds individual material layers using solvent-free or high-performance polyurethane adhesives. Curing is completed in temperature-controlled rooms (45-50°C) for 48 to 72 hours, ensuring high bond strength and preventing delamination.

3. Slitting & conversion

Laminated rolls are slit to exact customer widths using shear blades. Tension-controlled rewind systems prevent film stretching, curl, and dimensional errors, ensuring smooth runnability on automated packaging machines.

Industrial Solutions & Packaging Trends

Tailored barrier structures designed to solve functional challenges across diverse applications.

Specific Packaging Solutions

  • Nitrogen Flush Puffed Snack Films: Uses specific gas barriers (e.g., VMPET, PET) to retain nitrogen pressure, preventing structural collapse and moisture ingress.
  • Aromatic Coffee Barrier Reels: Incorporates thick aluminum layers and specialized one-way degassing valves to vent CO2 while keeping moisture out.
  • Liquid Spout Pouches: Formulated with high-resistance LLDPE sealing layers to prevent leakage, impact cracks, and product degradation.

Future Development Trends

Sustainable Mono-Material Structures: Modern packaging design is shifting toward recyclable structures, such as mono-oriented PE or PP, which can be processed in standard recycling streams without separating individual layers.

Bio-Based Polymeric Alternatives: PLA, PBAT, and paper-based barriers are increasingly used to reduce fossil-fuel dependence while maintaining essential shelf preservation properties.

Global Presence & Cooperative Brands

Demonstrating our export reach across more than 10 countries and long-term partnerships with leading consumer brands.

International Exhibitions

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Cooperative Brand Partnerships

Expert Q&A: Advanced Packaging Engineering

Addressing key technical and logistics questions for global procurement managers and packaging engineers.

Q1 How do you determine the correct barrier combination for a custom food application?
We evaluate the food composition, expected shelf life, and exposure risks (oxygen, light, moisture). For products like potato chips, we use PET/VMPET/PE to prevent grease degradation. For oxygen-sensitive products like coffee, we recommend PET/AL/PE, which provides near-zero gas transmission.
Q2 What steps are taken to minimize solvent retention in food packaging?
We use advanced drying tunnels on our Japanese Komori rotogravure lines to evaporate carrier solvents before lamination. Finished rolls are cured in temperature-controlled rooms for 48 to 72 hours, and we perform gas chromatography testing to ensure compliance with strict food safety standards.
Q3 How does film Coefficient of Friction (COF) affect VFFS packing lines?
The COF of the inner sealant layer determines how smoothly the film slides over the forming collar of vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) systems. We add slip additives to PE or CPP layers to target a COF between 0.15 and 0.25, preventing film sticking and maintaining consistent packaging speeds.
Q4 What is the typical production lead time and MOQ for custom printed rollstock?
Standard OEM production runs average 15 to 20 business days from art approval. The Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) ranges from 500kg to 1000kg per SKU, depending on the film thickness and roll width. This setup ensures efficient cylinder engraving and clean extrusion runs.
Q5 Are the materials used FDA compliant for direct food contact?
Yes, all raw resins (PET, BOPP, CPP, PE, and direct food-contact adhesives) are sourced from certified global manufacturers and comply with FDA Title 21 CFR 177.1520 regulations and EU 10/2011 specifications.