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Flexible Packaging Trends in Supplement and Nutrition Markets
2025-11-10

Supplement brands keep moving towards formats that travel well and dose precisely.
What is growing
- Stick packs and single-serve sachets for powders and granules
- Resealable pouches for multi-dose powder
- Sample sachets for trials and subscription programmes
What it means for materials
- Barrier follows the formulation: hygroscopic powders need an aluminum or metallized layer
- Seal reliability matters more as line speeds rise
- Barrier layers decide light and UV protection for sensitive ingredients
Where rigid formats still win
Blisters and bottles remain efficient for tablets, capsules and softgels at high counts.
Next steps
Compare flexible and rigid options on the product pages, or read the supplement selection guide.
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Materials referenced in this article

Flexible Packaging
Composite Laminated Film
Multi-layer laminated films for sachets, strip packs and single-serve formats
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Flexible Packaging
Metallized Barrier Film
Vacuum metallized PET and CPP films for light and UV barrier
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Standard Blister
Standard Blister PVC
Versatile PVC sheets for thermoformed blister packaging
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