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Solar Haze cannabis pre-rolls in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Custom printed cannabis stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Luna Botanicals CBD sleep gummies in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Moon Drift cannabis pre-rolls in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Luna Botanicals CBD energy gummies in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Solar Haze cannabis pre-rolls in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Custom printed cannabis stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Luna Botanicals CBD sleep gummies in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Moon Drift cannabis pre-rolls in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Luna Botanicals CBD energy gummies in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Solar Haze cannabis pre-rolls in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Custom printed cannabis stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Luna Botanicals CBD sleep gummies in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Moon Drift cannabis pre-rolls in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset
Luna Botanicals CBD energy gummies in a custom printed stand-up pouch with squared top corners and a bottom gusset

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Configure Custom Cannabis Packaging

Choose the format, size, material, features, quantity and production speed. Your price updates as you go.

1Pouch format
2Size

Available sizes update with the pouch format.

3Materials
4Finishes
5Product window
6Resealable zipper
7Hole type

8Tear notches
9Design versions
10Quantity
11Production speed

Production time begins after artwork approval.

12Artwork

Upload one production-ready file for each design. Version quantities must equal the total order quantity.

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Choose a cannabis pouch based on the product and market

Start with the product inside the pouch, then check the rules for every market where it will be sold. White and metallic materials are the most practical starting points when opacity matters. Clear should be considered only when product visibility is allowed. The standard CPP zipper is a convenience reclosure and is not represented as child-resistant.

Three decisions come before material and artwork

  1. Product type. Flower, pre-rolls, gummies, powders and concentrates create different moisture, oxygen, odor, oil, handling and package-role questions.
  2. Market location. Opacity, child resistance, tamper evidence, reclosure, warnings and package approval can change by jurisdiction, product type and serving count.
  3. Primary or secondary packaging. A directly filled pouch has different requirements than a pouch holding a separately sealed jar, tube or other primary container.

Match the pouch to the cannabis product

These are practical starting points, not automatic approvals. Select a product type to jump to the recommendation, then test the finished pouch with your product, filling process, seals, storage and distribution conditions.

Cannabis flower with moisture and product-protection cues

Flower

For loose flower packaged directly in a pouch.

CPP recommendation

White Matte BOPP or White Gloss PET for an opaque presentation and the lower water-vapor transmission value in the CPP range. Choose metallic when the lower oxygen-transmission value is the stronger priority.

Tradeoff to understand

Metallic has the lower typical OTR, while white has the lower typical WVTR. Neither number predicts finished shelf life by itself.

Test before production

Odor containment, moisture change, product aroma, seal integrity, repeated opening and target shelf life.

Cannabis pre-rolls with crush and product-protection cues

Pre-rolls

For one or more pre-rolls when flexible packaging is allowed.

CPP recommendation

White or Metallic, Matte or Gloss. Use flat pouches for compact packs and stand-up pouches when shelf presentation or added internal room matters.

Tradeoff to understand

A flexible pouch does not provide rigid crush protection. Delicate cones may need an inner tray or another primary container.

Test before production

Crushing, odor, movement inside the pouch, seal areas, label space and whether the pouch is primary or secondary packaging.

Solid cannabis edibles with oil and product-protection cues

Gummies and solid edibles

For solid edibles after formula-contact and market rules are reviewed.

CPP recommendation

White or Metallic, Matte or Gloss. Opaque options are the safer planning choice when a market requires edibles to be hidden from view.

Tradeoff to understand

Oil, acid, flavor and surface coatings can affect compatibility. Multi-serving packages can also carry different reclosure and child-resistance requirements.

Test before production

Direct-contact compatibility, grease or oil exposure, flavor and aroma transfer, seals, serving count, repeated opening and shelf life.

Powder, capsules and lozenges with moisture and seal-cleanliness cues

Powders, capsules and lozenges

For dry products that flow, dust or settle differently.

CPP recommendation

White Matte BOPP or White Gloss PET when moisture management is the first material question. Compare metallic when oxygen and light exposure are the stronger concerns.

Tradeoff to understand

Fine particles can collect in the seal area, and low-density products can need more pouch volume than their weight suggests.

Test before production

Fill volume, dust at the seal, dispensing, repeated opening, product contact, seal strength and shelf life.

Sealed concentrate, oil and topical containers with leak-protection cues

Concentrates, oils, creams and gels

Begin with the pouch as secondary packaging around a compatible primary container.

CPP recommendation

White or Metallic for a secondary pouch holding a sealed jar, tube, cartridge or other primary container.

Tradeoff to understand

Direct filling creates leak, migration, seal-contamination and chemical-compatibility questions that the material transmission values do not answer.

Test before production

Keep the product in its qualified primary container unless direct-contact compatibility, leakage and finished-package performance are specifically established.

Use the material specifications to base your choice

White and clear

Typical OTR is no more than 0.06 cm³/100 in²/24 hr and typical WVTR is no more than 0.063 g/100 in²/24 hr under the stated test conditions. White is opaque; clear supports product visibility only where that is allowed.

Metallic

Typical OTR is no more than 0.03 cm³/100 in²/24 hr and typical WVTR is no more than 0.13 g/100 in²/24 hr under the stated test conditions. Metallic is opaque and offers the lower oxygen-transmission value in the CPP range.

Matte uses a BOPP exterior and gloss uses a PET exterior. Choose the finish by the look and feel you want, then evaluate the complete product-package system. Compare all six materials and finishes.

Know what the standard CPP pouch does and does not establish

Convenience reclosure

The standard zipper lets a customer reclose the pouch. It is not represented as child-resistant.

Heat sealing

A top seal can help make opening visible when the finished design supports it. A zipper alone is not tamper evidence, and a heat seal alone is not a universal child-resistance claim.

Easy-open features

Tear notches and other easy-open features can conflict with limited single-use package exceptions in some markets. Check the exact rule before selecting them.

Why the selling market changes the pouch decision

There is no single U.S. cannabis pouch rule. These examples show why market review belongs near the beginning of the project, not after the artwork is finished.

California

Final-form cannabis packaging must be tamper evident and child resistant. Multi-serving packages must be resealable, and edible packaging must be opaque. Limited single-serving exceptions have their own construction conditions.

Oregon

Packaging and labels can require approval, and child-resistant claims rely on the exact certified package. Oregon does not impose one universal opacity requirement across all cannabis packages.

Washington

Requirements change by product type. Child resistance, contamination protection, package design and labeling must be checked against the current rule for the product being sold.

Regulatory examples reviewed September 17, 2026. Check the current rules before production: California DCC, Oregon OLCC, Washington WAC 314-55-105 and 16 CFR 1700.20. This page offers packaging-planning guidance, not legal advice.

Make these decisions before ordering your pouches online

  • Product: product form, ingredients or formulation, fill amount and serving count.
  • Market: every jurisdiction where the finished package will be sold.
  • Package role: primary product contact or secondary packaging around another container.
  • Required features: child resistance, tamper evidence, reclosure, opacity, warnings and symbols.
  • Process: manual or automated filling, sealing equipment, seal area and production handling.
  • Testing: compatibility, leaks, seals, odor, moisture, handling and target shelf life.

Resolve the product and market requirements first

Cannabis packaging rules vary by product type, serving count and selling market. A material recommendation cannot establish legal compliance, child resistance or tamper evidence.

Identify the package role

State whether the pouch directly contains flower, pre-rolls, solid edibles or dry products, or acts as secondary packaging around a qualified primary container.

Check the current selling-market rules

Confirm child resistance, tamper evidence, opacity, reclosure and labeling for every jurisdiction where the product will be sold.

Do not assume the zipper is child resistant

The standard CPP zipper is a convenience reclosure. A child-resistant claim requires the exact finished package and supporting package-specific documentation.

Test the complete package

Validate product contact, odor, moisture, seals, storage, distribution and any required package performance with the actual product.

Official reference points: California cannabis final-form packaging · Oregon cannabis packaging and labeling FAQ · Washington cannabis packaging rule · Federal child-resistant package testing. Reviewed September 18, 2026. Confirm the current rules and your finished package before production.

Cannabis pouch FAQs

Are standard CPP cannabis pouches child resistant?

No. The standard CPP zipper is a convenience reclosure and is not represented as child resistant. A child-resistant claim requires the exact finished package to meet the applicable standard and to have package-specific documentation.

Can I use these pouches for cannabis edibles?

Yes, for solid edibles. Choose an opaque white or metallic material first, then resolve formula contact, serving count, reclosure, child-resistance and tamper-evidence rules for every market where the product will be sold.

Which materials and finishes should I compare for flower?

White is a practical opaque and moisture-focused comparison. Metallic is worth comparing when lower oxygen transmission is a stronger priority. Test both against the actual product and shelf-life goal.

Does cannabis packaging always have to be opaque?

No single opacity rule applies everywhere. Check the current rule for the product and every market where it will be sold before choosing clear film or a product window.

Can a heat-sealed pouch be tamper evident?

A finished top seal can support tamper evidence when the package is designed so a customer can tell it has been opened. A standard zipper alone does not provide that evidence, and a heat seal is not automatic proof of child resistance.

Can I fill a CPP pouch directly with cannabis oil, concentrate, cream or gel?

Use the pouch as secondary packaging around a qualified primary container. Move to direct filling only when formula compatibility, leakage, migration, seal contamination and finished-package performance have been established for the exact product and process.

What should I test before production?

Test the exact pouch with the actual product, fill amount, filling and sealing process, closure use, storage, shipping and intended shelf life. Add package-specific child-resistance, tamper-evidence and label review where required.

Build and price your cannabis pouch

Once you know the product, market and package role, use the configurator to choose the format, size, materials and finishes, available features, number of designs, quantity and production speed. Get a live custom quote with every selection. Then upload your artwork and add the configured pouches to the cart.