Where will it be sold?
Tell us whether the product stands on a retail shelf, hangs on a peg, sits in a display carton, or ships directly to customers. The format should suit that environment.
Find the right packaging for your jerky.
Compare five custom printed formats by how you fill, display, and sell your product. All start at 500 pieces.
Compare formatsCustom printed. Starting at 500 pieces.
Start with the packing process and the display.
Premade pouches are filled and sealed as individual bags. Rollstock runs through equipment that forms the package from film. Choose that production route before narrowing down the appearance.
| Format | A good starting point for | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Stand-up pouches | Upright retail displays and resealable packs | Filled stability, usable volume, base depth, and opening |
| Lay-flat pouches | Slim packs, pegs, trays, and smaller portions | Product thickness, seal space, and hanging requirements |
| Die-cut pouches | Distinctive shapes and brand-led concepts | Usable cavity, seal perimeter, and opening placement |
| Meat-stick packaging | Individual sticks and multi-stick offers | Stick dimensions, pack count, and wrapping process |
| Printed rollstock | Compatible automated packing lines | Web width, repeat, winding, roll limits, and film specification |
Choose by the job the package needs to do.
You do not have to know every technical detail before asking for help. These three decisions give us a useful starting point.
How will it be packed?
Hand filling, a premade-pouch machine, and a form-fill-seal line have different requirements. Include your co-packer or machine specification when available.
How will it be used?
A single-serving pack and a larger resealable bag solve different customer needs. Consider opening, reclosure, and access to the product.
Explore each format.
Stand-Up Jerky Pouches
Custom printed beef jerky bags with an expanding base for an upright retail display. Choose your size, finish, and practical features, starting at 500 pieces.
See options and request pricingLay-Flat Jerky Pouches
A slim custom printed bag for jerky sold on pegs, in trays, or as a compact snack pack. Build around your product dimensions and packing process, starting at 500 pieces.
See options and request pricingDie-Cut Jerky Pouches
Turn a brand idea into a custom-shaped jerky pouch. We review the silhouette, usable space, and opening together so the shape works as packaging, starting at 500 pieces.
See options and request pricingMeat Stick Packaging
Printed packaging for individual meat sticks and multi-stick packs. Start with stick length, diameter, pack count, and your wrapping process. Minimum orders start at 500 pieces.
See options and request pricingPrinted Jerky Rollstock
Custom printed film for jerky and meat-stick packing lines. Quote the roll around your machine specification, repeat layout, and production plan. Minimum 500 printed pack impressions.
See options and request pricingThe format is only part of the specification.
The same pouch shape can be produced with different dimensions, materials, and print details. Finalize these together rather than treating the artwork as the only customization.
Fit and capacity
Choose an initial fill weight, then confirm physical dimensions with your actual product. Other foods’ capacity charts should not be treated as jerky sizing guarantees.
Material and sealing
Review barrier needs and packing compatibility with your producer. The right material depends on the product and process, not only the appearance.
Finish and identity
Use your artwork, surface finish, window placement, and flavor system to build a package that looks like your brand.
Need help choosing a format?
Choose what you know. Select “Help me choose” for anything undecided, and our team can help work through the specification.
- 500-piece minimumInclude your planned split across flavors.
- Design support availableFinished artwork is not needed to start a conversation.
- 2.5-week typical turnaroundFrom proof approval. Dates confirmed in your quote.
Your request starts a conversation. It does not place an order or commit you to production.