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How Pet Food Packaging is Evolving to Meet Consumer Preferences
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Animal Nutrition & Care
Reclosable Solutions for Pet Food, Treats, and More
As pet owners are viewing themselves as Pet Parents, they are looking for packaging that resembles and functions like human product packages. This is why we’ve designed our press-to-close zippers and sliders to help preserve product freshness and add convenience to pet food packages. These closures are equally effective with dry, wet, and semi-moist products, so your pet food, chews, and snacks receive the care every Pet Parent seeks for their babies.
A Growing Market
As the pet industry continues to grow, consumers are looking for resealability, food safety, and convenience when it comes to food products.
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Grip And Rip
A great alternative to sewn-top packages, this feature is ideal for single-open packaging needs. Just grip the tear bead and rip for easy access to the protected products inside.
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Heavy Duty S Slider
Perfect for flexible packages requiring strong top and end retention values such as pet food, lawn and garden, medium and large bags.
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Ergonomic Slider
Its hourglass shape allows for easy gripping and sliding on hooded flexible packages, it's low profile can help reduce film costs and create a premium package feature that looks great on the shelf.
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Click ‘N Lock® Zippers
With an audible snap and solid touch, Click ‘N Lock® sensory zippers ensure the package is securely closed and the product is stored safe inside.
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Triple-Lock Zippers
All the benefits of our Click ‘N Lock® technology in a triple-lock zipper with even more enhanced audible tactile sensations and a higher product side holding force.
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High Strength Zipper
Specially designed single-lock zipper with an extra high holding force to withstand very heavy internal loads. Adding reclosability to big bags and dense products is possible with this closure.
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