China Glass Pouch & Metal Packaging Solutions

Empowering Global FMCG Supply Chains with High-Barrier Innovation, Flexible Customization, and Intelligent Factory 4.0 Infrastructure

About Sunrise Group

Sunrise Group Co., Ltd., founded in 1992, is headquartered in the Fuzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone. It is a diversified, publicly listed company (Stock Code: 002752) with a strong, long-standing presence in the metal packaging industry. The Group combines various functions, including metal packaging manufacturing, beverage filling, collaborative marketing services, equipment research and development, supply chain management, and industrial services, thereby creating a comprehensive and competitive value chain.

With over 33 years of continuous development, Sunrise Group has established a solid market position in the metal packaging sector. The company operates 31 manufacturing facilities across 28 cities in China and Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, Indonesia, and Vietnam. These facilities produce three-piece tinplate cans, two-piece aluminum cans, aluminum bottles, and provide beverage filling services, catering to a wide range of customer needs throughout the region.

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Year Established
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Years of Innovation
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Production Bases
Sunrise Group Headquarters and Facilities
Mission: Healthier consumption, better life.
Vision: To become one of the most valuable service providers in the global FMCG industry.

Glass Pouch Technology Roadmap & Future Outlook

A deep dive into next-generation barrier films, coating dynamics, and sustainability trajectories.

The search for the perfect package has driven the packaging industry toward materials that combine the inertness and safety of rigid glass with the lightweight, space-saving attributes of flexible films. A key innovation in this field is the **Glass Pouch** (often referred to technically as SiOx-coated high-barrier pouch technology). Unlike traditional plastic packaging which allows microscopic gas molecules to pass through over time, next-generation Glass Pouches apply a nanoscale layer of silicon dioxide (SiOx) directly onto polymer substrates. This achieves glass-like oxygen and moisture barrier properties without adding bulk or fragility.

1. Nanotechnology and Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)

The production of true glass-level barrier pouches begins with vacuum deposition processes. Using advanced Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD), vaporized organosilicon compounds are ionized and deposited as a uniform silicon oxide (SiOx, where x ≈ 1.5 to 1.8) grid on carrier films such as PET or PP. This microscopic glass layer is only tens of nanometers thick—over 10,000 times thinner than a human hair. Despite its thinness, this layer prevents oxygen, carbon dioxide, and ambient aromas from degrading the enclosed product, ensuring shelf stability equivalent to traditional glass bottles.

2. The Transition to Mono-Material Recyclability

Historically, ultra-high barrier flexible packaging required multiple laminated layers of different materials (e.g., PET/Al/PE), making them virtually unrecyclable. The Glass Pouch roadmap focuses on **mono-material structural integrity**. By vapor-depositing SiOx directly onto polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) films, engineers are creating single-polymer structures that meet strict global recycling standards while maintaining oxygen transmission rates (OTR) below 0.1 cc/m²/day.

3. Smart Packaging and Thermal Durability

Next-generation glass pouches are designed to handle retort sterilization processes (up to 121°C for 30 minutes) without cracking or loss of clarity. Looking ahead, developers are integrating flexible, food-safe temperature and freshness sensors directly into the pouch layer structure, transforming static packaging into active, communication-capable platforms for intelligent supply chains.

Macro Industry Solutions

Strategic deployment of innovative high-barrier configurations for high-volume consumer goods.

Beverage and Liquid Food

We provide comprehensive filling and packaging integration. Sunrise Group handles both high-speed aluminum/tinplate canning lines and supports advanced flexible spouted pouch systems that keep premium ingredients fresh while reducing freight costs by up to 70% compared to heavy, rigid packaging alternatives.

FMCG & Retort Food Applications

For ready-to-eat meals, soups, and active nutritional pastes, our multi-layered high-performance pouch and tinplate designs withstand strict autoclave sterilization processes. The packaging structure maintains shape and physical integrity throughout storage and high-pressure sterilization cycles.

Sustainable Bulk Transport

Designed for downstream B2B shipping efficiency. Standardizing formats to fit optimized pallet configurations helps logistics departments maximize cargo volume, eliminate empty air space, and significantly lower global transport greenhouse gas emissions.

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Years Industry Experience
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Global Production Bases
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Cities Connected
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OTR Barrier Target (cc/㎡)

China Factory 4.0: Supply Chain Resilience & Efficiency

Combining automated production, smart warehousing, and global locations for reliable supply.

Sunrise Group utilizes advanced production technologies across its manufacturing bases. The company has introduced equipment manufactured by globally renowned suppliers such as **Soudronic** from Switzerland, **KAMPF** and **Hinterkopf** from Germany, **Crabtree** from the United Kingdom, **Fuji** from Japan, and **STOLLE** and **BELVAC** from the United States.

By linking these precise production machines to a central Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) control system, Sunrise Group ensures consistent quality, minimal waste, and rapid processing.

Key pillars of our smart manufacturing network:

  • Automated In-Line Inspection: Every container and pouch film layer is evaluated by high-definition optical inspection systems to identify and remove deviations in real time.
  • Optimized Energy Use: High-efficiency regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTO) and heat reclamation loops recycle thermal energy from print lines to reduce overall carbon emissions.
  • Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS): Advanced toolless adjustments and digital setup configurations allow our facilities to quickly switch production lines from standard 310ml can runs to customized container prints without long periods of downtime.
  • Geographic Diversity: Operating 31 production bases across China and Southeast Asia (including Cambodia, Indonesia, and Vietnam) helps global brands avoid supply disruptions, balance import duties, and optimize shipping routes.

Global Enterprise Procurement Needs

Addressing the core technical, logistical, and commercial requirements of large buyers.

Securing high-quality packaging materials requires balancing performance, cost, and logistics. Large international buyers look beyond simple unit pricing to evaluate a supplier's overall reliability. Here is how Sunrise Group addresses these key purchasing challenges:

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Optimization

By combining bulk raw material procurement (tinplate, aluminum coils, high-performance polymers) with in-house processing and filling services, we help clients minimize extra handling fees, intermediate shipping costs, and inventory storage expenses.

Stringent Quality Inspections & Testing

We conduct standardized test protocols on every batch of materials. This includes burst pressure testing for pouches, seal integrity assessments, retort temperature endurance checks, and color spectrophotometry for printed packaging.

Dynamic and Flexible Customization

With both high-definition gravure printing and advanced digital printing capabilities, we can support large-scale industrial packaging runs as well as smaller, regional test-market batches with high print clarity.

Structured Environmental & Social Governance (ESG)

Our facilities maintain third-party audited carbon disclosure and supply chain safety ratings. This helps multinational procurement departments comply with strict environmental reporting standards.

Localization Support & Compliance Assurance

Ensuring your packaging meets global food safety standards and international trade rules.

Packaging materials that touch food, beverages, or wellness products must meet strict regulatory standards. Sunrise Group maintains clean manufacturing facilities and updates its regulatory documentation regularly.

The company has successfully passed certifications for the **ISO9001** Quality Management System, the **ISO22000/FSSC22000** Food Safety Management System, the **ISO14001** Environmental Management System, and the **OHSAS18001/ISO45001** Occupational Health and Safety Management System.

International Regulatory Compliance Matrix

Our products are tested and verified to meet food-contact material regulations, including **FDA (Food and Drug Administration)** requirements in the United States and **EFSA (European Food Safety Authority)** guidelines in Europe. We provide detailed migration profiles and material safety data sheets (MSDS) to ensure smooth customs clearance and regulatory approvals.

Global Logistics & Trade Management

Our logistics team handles international transport requirements, including ocean freight container optimization, customized customs documentation for individual countries, and duty-drawback programs. Working with production bases in Southeast Asia also helps clients manage trade tariffs and diversify their supply risks.

Certified Quality Systems

Our production facilities maintain strict quality and environmental management standards.

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ISO Certification 2
ISO Certification 3
ISO Certification 4
ISO Certification 5

Strategic Brand Partnerships

Sunrise Group works with trusted domestic and international FMCG brands as well as global equipment manufacturers.

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News & Technical Insights

Keep up with packaging industry trends, safety certifications, and new technology developments.

Aluminum Bottle News
Admin | Feb 10, 2026

What are the characteristics of aluminum bottles? What fields are applicable!

Lightweight and sturdy. It is much lighter than glass, has high strength, is not fragile, and is convenient for transportation and carrying. Good sealing and strong light avoidance. Completely shielded from light and oxygen, it can effectively protect contents...

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Three-piece Can News
Admin | Jan 23, 2026

What is a three-piece can and what are its characteristics?

The three-piece can, also known as the tinplate three-piece can, is a can-type packaging container made from tinned steel sheet, chromium-plated steel sheet, or aluminum alloy and other metal sheets through crimping, bonding, or resistance welding...

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Two-piece Can News
Admin | Jan 04, 2026

What is a two-piece can and what are its characteristics?

Two piece can, also known as stamped can, is a metal container composed of a can lid and a seamless can body. The main materials include aluminum, tin plated plate, and chrome plated plate, and are widely used in packaging carbonated beverages and food...

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Expert Q&A: Technical and Logistics Specifications

Answers to common questions from packaging engineers and procurement managers.

Q1: How do glass-coated (SiOx) pouches compare to traditional aluminum foil laminates?
A: Glass-coated pouches (SiOx) use a very thin, transparent layer of silicon dioxide instead of a metallic foil layer. This makes the packaging microwavable, allows consumers to see the contents, and makes recycling simpler. SiOx pouches offer excellent barrier protection (OTR < 0.5 cc/m²/day and WVTR < 0.5 g/m²/day) without the cracking risk associated with metal foils during shipping.
Q2: Can these flexible barrier pouches handle high-temperature retort sterilization?
A: Yes, our retort-grade spouted pouches are designed to handle standard sterilization temperatures up to 121°C (250°F) for up to 30 minutes. This makes them suitable for shelf-stable liquid foods, stocks, ready meals, and clinical nutrition products.
Q3: How does Sunrise Group ensure consistent quality across its 31 production bases?
A: All Sunrise Group facilities follow unified quality standards, including ISO9001 and food safety certifications like FSSC22000. We use automated inspection equipment from suppliers like Soudronic, KAMPF, and Hinterkopf, and run regular chemical analysis, pressure tests, and thickness checks on all production lines.
Q4: What is the typical Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) for custom-printed cans and pouches?
A: Minimum order quantities vary depending on the package type and printing method. For standard two-piece aluminum cans and three-piece tinplate cans, the standard MOQ starts at 100,000 units. For custom-designed pouches using gravure printing, MOQs typically start at 50,000 units. Smaller test runs may be supported using digital printing technologies.
Q5: How does shipping from Southeast Asian bases (Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia) benefit international buyers?
A: Utilizing our locations in Southeast Asia allows global brands to optimize their supply routes, leverage regional trade agreements, and mitigate import tariffs. This dual-source layout helps ensure a more stable supply chain for international distribution.