SIRANE can offer a wide range of pouch formats – including pillow packs, stand-up, flat pouches, retort, quad-seal and more.
Our plastic-free and paper-recyclable Earthpouches hit the headlines in recent years, winning awards along the way, but there are still many applications where other materials will need to be used.
And whatever your requirements are, Sirane can deliver your pouches.
Simon Balderson, Sirane MD, said: “Sirane can offer a wide range of pouches, multiple formats and in almost any size that is needed.
“Whether it is pillow packs for their security and shelf-saving benefits, or stand-up pouches for their visibility and in store appeal, let us know your requirements and we look forward to making it happen.
“Solutions include our RePEat film, which is a recyclable LDPE film, with a range of different barrier options.”
Sirane’s pouches offer includes:
Flat pouches/3-side seal pouches – a basic pouch that lies flat
Pillow-packs – also known as centre-seal pouches
Quad-seal pouches – generally used for heavier products
Retort pouches – used in commercial sterilisation
Stand-up pouches – free-standing packaging pouches
Plastic-free pouches – made from our unique Earthfilm
RePEat film – 100% recyclable PE pouches
Sirane recently made a million-pound plus investment by expanding into a new unit that also saw the installation of an environmentally friendly and state-of-the-art water-based printing press.
The printing operation is, we believe, the first in the UK to operate using solely water-based printing – meaning there is no solvents to be disposed of after printing, and no harmful emissions.
The first commercial orders run on the press were recently fulfilled.
The printing press will be used in particular for Earthpouch/Earthfilm orders – our plastic-free, recyclable barrier packaging film.
Sirane has four main divisions: food packaging; medical & healthcare; horticultural and industrial. The company is based in Telford, Shropshire, with two additional sites in the UK, plus additional manufacturing in Guadalajara (Mexico), and Moscow (Russia).
