The main difference between a flat pouch and a stand-up pouch lies in their structure and design.

Flat Pouch:

Structure: Flat pouches are typically flat and do not have a gusset or base. They are sealed on three sides.
Appearance: As the name suggests, flat pouches have a flat profile when filled.
Use: They are suitable for packaging products like snacks, powders, or flat items.

Stand-Up Pouch:

Structure: Stand-up pouches have a gusset or base that allows them to stand upright when filled. This gusset gives the pouch a three-dimensional shape.
Appearance: These pouches can stand on store shelves, making them more visually appealing and convenient for consumers.

Use: Stand-up pouches are commonly used for packaging liquids, powders, snacks, and other products. The ability to stand makes them more stable and space-efficient.

In summary, while flat pouches are flat and sealed on three sides, stand-up pouches have a gusset or base that enables them to stand upright. The choice between the two depends on the type of product being packaged and the desired presentation on store shelves.



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