Sigma Services supports dozens of packaging formats across dry, liquid, and flexible categories. Whether you already know what you need or you’re still figuring it out, start here.
Choosing the right packaging format depends on your product, your channel, your brand presentation, and your budget. Sigma’s modular production setup means we’re not locked into one format — we can match the right packaging approach to your specific needs.
Pouches & Flexible Bags
Pouches offer strong shelf presence, lightweight shipping, and a wide range of options for branding and functionality. Sigma supports multiple pouch styles produced on both vertical and horizontal form-fill-seal equipment, as well as pre-made pouch filling for premium features.
Sigma’s liquid filling capabilities cover gravity fill for free-flowing liquids and piston fill for thicker products, across bottle, jar, and tube formats. Whether you’re filling a 2 oz wellness shot or a 16 oz bottle of marinade, we match the fill technology to your product’s viscosity.
Rigid containers and canisters work well for products that need structure — whether that’s a canister of pet treats on a retail shelf or a rigid container of protein powder that needs to look premium and survive shipping. These formats offer strong brand presence and are easy for consumers to store and reuse.
Flow wrapping is ideal for products that need to be individually wrapped or bundled in a clean, tight package. It’s a high-throughput format that works well for bars, single-serve items, and promotional multi-packs where speed and consistent presentation matter.
Secondary packaging turns your filled, finished units into configurations that are ready to merchandise, ship, and sell. Sigma handles the full range of secondary builds, from simple multipacks to retailer-specific hutch displays and seasonal promotional programs.
“We love when a customer comes to us with a certain project, and we have the opportunity to show them how much more we have to offer — whether it’s filling a single-serve pouch and putting it into a multi-pack, or packing it into a display tray or a quarter pallet. We can take them from the beginning all the way to the store shelf.”
— Connor Knop
Not Sure Which Format Is Right?
If you have a product but aren’t sure which packaging format fits best, that’s a completely normal place to start. Sigma works with brands at every stage — including brands that are still sorting out their packaging strategy.