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All recyclable packaging materials and products.

Browse the complete Recyclable Packaging Materials product catalogue, including bottles, pouches, caps, labels and shrink film. Select a product to view details and request current contact-for-price quoting. Use our packaging guides.

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Pouches

Kraft Stand Up Pouches

Format: Brown kraft stand-up / box pouch · Features: Quad-sealed box-shaped pouch; options with or without one-way degassing valve

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Labels

Custom Roll Labels

Material: BOPP with UV finish · Format: Custom printed roll labels for branded packaging applications

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Catalogue specification

Turn a product shortlist into an approved packaging specification.

The catalogue is designed to identify viable bottles, pouches, closures, labels and films. Final selection should be based on the complete pack, the product being packed and the production process rather than on a photograph or nominal size alone.

What to confirm for each component

Bottles and containersNominal and brimful volume where supplied, external dimensions, material, colour, neck finish, panel geometry and documented product-contact suitability.
Caps and fitmentsMatching finish, thread or snap geometry, liner, dip-tube length, tamper-evident feature, opening force and application method.
PouchesUsable capacity, dimensions, laminate or mono-material construction, barrier, zipper or spout, seal area and filling temperature.
LabelsFace material, adhesive, liner, finish, artwork, roll direction, core, maximum roll diameter and application surface.
Shrink filmPolymer, presentation, width, gauge, roll length, seal compatibility, shrink behaviour and pack dimensions.

Evidence and commercial information

Stock status, minimum order quantity, lead time and variants are not assumed from a family page. Lancing confirms them against the item, quantity and delivery requirement. Where a project depends on recycled content, food contact, chemical resistance, barrier performance or a recyclability statement, request the current supplier document for the exact specification before artwork or production approval.

For environmental wording, use the recyclable packaging claim checklist. The official UK EPR guidance collection links to current producer, reporting and recyclability-assessment material; it should be checked against the reporting year that applies to the business.

  • Send samples or drawings when fit is critical.
  • State the contents, fill process and storage conditions.
  • Identify every closure, liner, label and film component.
  • Confirm acceptance criteria before ordering production quantities.

Use the bottle and cap compatibility guide where the closure is not already approved, or compare recyclable packaging material choices before narrowing the catalogue.

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From catalogue to specification

Turn a product shortlist into a controlled packaging specification.

The catalogue provides the available starting points. Before purchase, the selected item should be tied to the other components, the packed product and the approval evidence. A bottle page does not by itself confirm the cap, liner, label, filling temperature or recycling assessment; a pouch page does not by itself confirm the complete web, fitment and seal system.

Build one bill of materials for the finished pack

Primary itemExact bottle, pouch, cap, label or film reference, selected size and required variant.
Mating componentsNeck finish, closure, liner, pump, trigger, spout, valve, zipper, label, adhesive, sleeve or secondary film.
Production interfaceFill method, capping or sealing method, label application, coding, inspection and conveyor handling where relevant.
Approval evidenceCurrent drawing or specification, material declaration, recycled-content evidence where claimed, product-contact documentation where required and approved sample record.

Confirm current commercial details at the point of enquiry

  • State the required quantity and realistic repeat forecast.
  • Identify the exact colour, finish, capacity, roll presentation or component combination.
  • Ask Lancing to confirm the current minimum order, stock or production status and lead time for that option.
  • Send representative contents and components when fit, seal, label adhesion or machine handling needs testing.
  • Use a written acceptance record before approving repeat supply.

The technical document checklist lists the files to request, while the compatibility test plan provides a practical sample-approval sequence.

Start with bottles, pouches, caps and closures, labels or shrink film. The material and component combination should be confirmed as a complete pack rather than assumed from one listing.

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Catalogue questions

How to turn a product range into an approved purchasing specification.

Range pages are useful for discovery; approval requires the exact variant, complete-pack components, current commercial position and evidence to be stated in the quotation and controlled documents.

Why does a range page not prove the exact specification of every variant?

A range page groups related formats, but variants may differ in material, dimensions, neck finish, closure, colour, liner, label construction or film presentation. Treat the exact quoted reference and current technical data as the purchasing specification. Use the technical document checklist to control the approved version.

How should buyers compare stock packaging with made-to-order variants?

Compare functional fit, evidence, order quantity, repeat-supply risk, artwork or colour requirements and the time needed for samples and approval. A stock format may shorten initial sourcing but still needs compatibility testing; a made-to-order option may require additional development and commercial commitment. Availability of either route must be confirmed for the exact enquiry.

When are MOQ, stock status and lead time confirmed?

Minimum order quantity, stock status and lead time are confirmed at quotation because they can vary by product reference, colour, print, supplier schedule, order quantity and evidence requirement. Do not treat a value from a different size or earlier quotation as current. The MOQ and lead-time guide explains the checks.

What evidence should be requested before approving a packaging product?

Request the current specification or drawing, material declaration, applicable product-contact evidence, recycled-content evidence where claimed, closure or fitment compatibility information, artwork approval and any agreed change-notification requirement. The exact file depends on the application and does not replace the buyer’s own shelf-life, line and distribution approval.

How should several pack components be ordered together?

Identify the container or pouch, closure and liner, label or sleeve, fitment, secondary film and any coding area as one controlled bill of materials. Approve the assembled pack rather than separate nominal sizes. The component-ordering guide and line-stoppage guide show why this matters.

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