Custom Flexible
Packaging for
Wyoming Brands
Custom printed pouches, bags and rollstock for Wyoming jerky, coffee, honey, pet treat and ag brands, shipped to your door anywhere in the state.
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Tell us what you’re packing. We’ll send pricing at several quantity levels.
Trusted by 200+ brands including Kroger, Sprouts, Simple Truth, True Leaf Market, Wild Earth, Miss Jones Baking Co. & Renewal Mill
Who We’re a Good Fit for in Wyoming
We print flexible packaging in production runs, not small batches.
Great fit
Growing brands ready for printed bags
You sell through stores, distributors or online and need 5,000+ bags of a design.
- Licensed producers selling to retailers and wholesalers
- Brands shipping out of state or selling online
- Anyone moving from stickers on stock bags to printed pouches
- Products stocked in grocery, ranch supply, pet or gift stores
- Brands that need a compliant printed label to get on a shelf
Probably not yet
Very small or in-state-only sellers
Under the Wyoming Food Freedom Act, homemade food sold direct to the customer needs no printed label at all, and those sales stay inside Wyoming.
- Farmers market and home kitchen sellers
- One-off event or gift runs
The moment that changes: selling to a store, a restaurant or across state lines puts you on the inspected track, where a printed, compliant label is required. That’s when brands call us.
Where your bags are made: we’re a California company and our printing is produced by partner plants in Asia. We say so because you’d rather know now than find out later. What you deal with is us — one delivered price with freight and duties already inside it, one date that includes transit, and a phone number in your own time zone when something moves.
Packaging for What Wyoming Makes
The bag that works for coffee is wrong for jerky. Every bag below is one we printed.
Beef, bison & elk-style snacks
Jerky & Meat Snacks
Needs a high oxygen and moisture barrier, plus back-panel space for the inspection mark and plant number every Wyoming meat product carries.
We usually recommend
Metallized or foil stand-up pouch, zipper, clear window optional
Small-batch roasters
Coffee
A one-way degassing valve lets roasting gas out without letting air in, and stops bags puffing up over mountain passes.
We usually recommend
Flat bottom or side gusset bag with valve and pull tab zipper
Mixes, rubs & seasonings
Dry Mixes & Spices
Fine powders clog ordinary zippers. A powder-resistant zipper and moisture barrier stop clumping.
We usually recommend
Stand-up or lay flat pouch with hook-and-loop zipper
Beef-based chews & biscuits
Pet Treats
Same oils and freshness problems as jerky, plus buyers want to see the treat. Barrier film with a small window does both.
We usually recommend
Stand-up pouch with window, zipper and hang hole
Granola, cookies & candy
Baked Goods & Sweets
Jackson and Cody gift shop sales need to look good on a peg and survive a suitcase.
We usually recommend
Stand-up pouch with matte finish and hang hole
Ranch & farm supply
Seed, Feed & Fertilizer
Grass seed and ag supplies need strong seals, puncture resistance and a base that stacks.
We usually recommend
Side gusset or quad seal bag with handle
Where Wyoming’s Packaged Goods Come From
Wyoming’s food industry is small but concentrated.
Teton County
Jackson
Gift and gourmet brands, bison meat, candy and roasters like Snake River Roasting Company. Summer visitor traffic drives the packaging calendar.
Park County & Big Horn Basin
Cody, Powell & Worland
Beef and bison snacks from Wyoming Authentic Products, heritage grain milling at Wyoming Heritage Grains, gluten-free oats from GF Harvest, and Bryant Honey, keeping bees in Worland since 1915.
Northeast Wyoming
Sundance & Gillette
Ranch country that feeds the state’s meat snack brands, plus ranch and farm supply lines that need heavier bags with handles.
I-25 corridor & south
Cheyenne, Casper & Laramie
Roasters, sauces and seasonings, plus USDA-inspected meat processing like 307 Meat Company. Snowy Elk Coffee roasts in Cheyenne at about 6,000 feet.
Companies named above are examples of Wyoming producers, not Hawk customers. Useful directories: the Wyoming Specialty Crop Directory and the Business Council’s Grown in Wyoming programs.
What Wyoming Does to Packaging
Elevation, cold and long hauls are hard on bags. We plan for them when we spec your pouch.
Elevation changes
Cheyenne sits near 6,000 feet, Laramie above 7,000. Bags sealed high look caved-in at sea level and vice versa. We’ll size headspace, or add a valve for coffee.
Cold and big temperature swings
Winter trucks and unheated storage stress seals and folds. Multi-layer laminates hold up better than thin film.
Long distances to stores
Hundreds of miles on I-80 and I-25 to reach shelves. Puncture-resistant film and strong seals get bags there intact.
Room for required label info
Name, net weight, ingredients with allergens, maker’s address, and an inspection mark on meat. Our design team makes it all fit.
Built for the haulWhen to Order for Wyoming’s Busy Seasons
Standard orders take 8–10 weeks from approved artwork.
Running late for a season? Part of your order can be expedited to 4–6 weeks.
How Ordering Works from Wyoming
By phone, email and mail, the same from Cheyenne to Pinedale.
- Tell us about your productDay 1
What you’re packing, fill weight, quantity and where it sells.
- Free samples in the mailWeek 1
We recommend a style, size and material, then send samples to fill and test.
- Design & die lineWeeks 1–2
Free template and design help with sizing, colors and required label info.
- You approve the proofThe clock starts
Nothing prints until you sign off on the final artwork.
- Printing & productionWeeks 2–9
Rotogravure printed in up to 9 colors, then quality checked.
- At your door in WyomingWeeks 8–10
Shipping included. Need part of it sooner? Expedite to 4–6 weeks.
How Much Does Custom Packaging Cost?
Price per bag depends on style, size, material, print colors and features like zippers or valves. Shipping to Wyoming is included, there are no plate fees, and we quote several quantity levels.
No plate fees. The cost of making your print tooling is carried in the per-bag price, so a first run doesn’t start with a four-figure setup bill before a single bag exists.
Shipping to Every Corner of Wyoming
Direct to your kitchen, warehouse or co-packer.
Cheyenne
State capital on I-25, and your closest link to Front Range distributors and freight lanes.
Casper
Central Wyoming hub where food producers and distribution meet I-25 and Highway 20.
Laramie
University town with new food ventures, campus spin-offs and USDA-inspected meat processing.
Gillette
Northeast ranch and energy country, where feed and farm supply lines need heavier bags.
Rock Springs
Southwest Wyoming on I-80, with rail and truck freight running toward Salt Lake and Denver.
Sheridan
Northern Wyoming at the foot of the Bighorns, home to small-batch and specialty food makers.
Jackson
Teton County gift and gourmet market, where summer traffic sets the packaging calendar.
Cody & Riverton
The Yellowstone gateway and Wind River valley: jerky, honey and heritage grain producers.
Questions from Wyoming Brands
Minimums, timing, shipping and labels.
Not sure what bag you need?
Tell us what you’re packing and how it sells, and we’ll recommend a style, size and material.
Are you a flexible packaging company that serves Wyoming?
Yes. We supply custom printed flexible packaging — stand-up pouches, flat bottom and side gusset bags, and rollstock film — to food, pet and agricultural brands across Wyoming, with shipping to your door included.
Do you have a location in Wyoming?
No. We work with Wyoming brands by phone and email and ship finished bags straight to you. Shipping is included, so there’s no extra freight cost for being in Wyoming.
What is your minimum order?
5,000 bags per design (SKU). Each flavor or size counts as its own design. Pricing improves at 10,000 and 25,000.
How long does it take to get bags to Wyoming?
8–10 weeks from approved artwork to delivery at your door, shipping included. You can expedite part of your order to arrive in 4–6 weeks.
Can I order if I sell under the Wyoming Food Freedom Act?
Yes, if 5,000 bags makes sense for you. Those sales stay inside Wyoming and go direct to the customer, so most home producers need fewer. Going licensed and into stores? Printed bags are the next step.
What does a Wyoming jerky bag need to include?
It must come from a state or federally inspected plant, and carry that inspection mark and plant number plus name, net weight, ingredients and allergens. Wyoming also requires the label to be approved before use, so build that into your timeline (WDA Meat & Poultry).
Will my bags puff up or cave in because of the altitude?
They can. Air inside a sealed bag expands when it goes higher and shrinks when it comes down. Tell us where you fill and where you sell, and we’ll help you plan headspace. For coffee, a one-way valve solves it.
Can I get samples before I order?
Yes. We mail free sample bags so you can check size and fill with your own product, and we can produce printed prototypes.
Do you charge plate or setup fees?
No. There are no plate fees. The cost of the print tooling is carried inside the price per bag, which is why our quotes are a single per-unit number rather than a setup charge plus a run charge.
Where are the bags actually made?
Our partner plants in Asia print and make them; we’re a California company that manages the whole job from artwork to your dock. You deal with us, not a factory, and the quoted price already includes ocean freight and duties.
Ready to Quote Your Wyoming Packaging?
Tell us your product, fill weight and quantity, or just that you’re not sure. We’ll come back with recommendations and pricing.