How to solve the high MOQ problem of spout bag manufacturers?

In my previous article, I discussed the importance of selecting high MOQ spout bag manufacturers as a guarantee of spout pouch quality. However, for new companies or those embarking on a new project involving spout pouch packaging, the high MOQ requirement may seem unwise, especially before receiving market feedback. As a spout bag manufacturer, is there a method to solve the high MOQ problem?

One potential solution to this problem is the "combining" method, under certain conditions. Firstly, the artwork design of the spout pouches should be in "double quantities" - for example, 2, 4, 6, 8, and so on. By having more than two artwork designs, it becomes possible to combine any two designs together for printing and lamination. During the slitting process, the combined roll stock can be split into two, effectively halving the MOQ.

However, it is important to note that this method only works if the finished quantity for any two combined artwork designs is the same. If different designs require different finished quantities, then the "combining" method becomes unworkable.

It is important to acknowledge that when selecting a spout bags manufacturer, they are also selecting customers who are suitable for their own business. While the "combining" method may not be the perfect solution, it represents a compromise between "good quality" and "low MOQ".

In conclusion, the high MOQ requirement for spout bag manufacturers can be a challenge for new companies or projects. The "combining" method offers a potential solution by allowing for the combination of artwork designs to reduce the MOQ, although it is not without its limitations. Ultimately, finding a manufacturer that aligns with the specific needs and circumstances of the company is crucial in addressing this issue.