Finished bags and sourcing
Serv-Pak Corporation
Bakery bags, poly bags, roll stock and custom printed packaging for food service, schools, retail and distributors since 1978.
What this ranks: This ranking counts five details each company publishes on its own website: where the work is made, a minimum order, a food contact statement, a print method and quote help. It does not measure film quality, print quality, price or service.
Featured Placement
Two Orlando Companies Under One Roof
Serv-Pak Corporation and Prime Film Extrusion share a building and a phone number on North Orange Blossom Trail. Serv-Pak handles finished bags and any flexible packaging request. Prime Film makes the film on its own lines. What they do not make in-house they source through partners.
Film made in Orlando
Prime Film Extrusion
Blown film, co-extruded multi-layer film, custom film structures and printed rollstock made on its own Orlando lines.
Featured placement is a separate, labeled spot. It does not change any rank below, where both companies are scored like everyone else.
Quick Picks
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Most Complete Disclosure
Bagmasters
Publishes all five details, including a 500-pound film minimum and printing in up to 8 colors
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Short-Run Printed Pouches
SunDance
Prints pouches and rollstock in Orlando on an HP Indigo digital press, with low minimums and a named food safety certification
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Film Made in Orlando
Prime Film Extrusion
Extrudes blown and co-extruded film on its own Orlando lines and says a standard quote comes back in one to two business days
View ProfileMarket Overview
Orlando Flexible Packaging Market
Orlando buyers can reach three different kinds of flexible packaging company without leaving the city. A film maker, a digital pouch printer and a finished-bag supplier all work here. That matters because each one solves a different problem. A bakery hand-packing cookies needs finished bags. A snack brand testing three flavors needs short-run printed pouches. A plant running a form-fill-seal machine needs rollstock built for that machine. Calling the wrong kind of company first usually costs a week of back and forth. The biggest gap in this research is the minimum order. Only one company in the set publishes an actual number, and it sits in St. Petersburg. Two Orlando companies explain what drives their minimums without naming one. The other two say nothing. Food contact is the second gap. Two companies make a clear food contact statement, and the rest leave it for the sales call.
- Flexible packaging category overview The three kinds of flexible packaging companies and what we check.
- Orlando flexible packaging buyer's guide What to send so the first quote comes back right.
- Florida flexible packaging directory Full profiles for the featured Orlando companies.
- Orlando market snapshot Other Orlando business categories we compare.
Provider Profiles
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Bagmasters
Bagmasters meets all five checks in this comparison. Its FAQ states a minimum order of 500 pounds of film because film is brought in for each custom job. It says bags are made from FDA approved materials unless a buyer asks otherwise. It prints up to 8 colors and will not print until the buyer approves a proof. The trade-off is distance. Bagmasters works from St. Petersburg, about two hours from Orlando.
Strengths
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SunDance
SunDance prints flexible packaging in Orlando on an HP Indigo 25K digital press. Digital printing needs no plates, so several designs can share one run. SunDance states it is AIB International certified for food-safe packaging and printing. It says its minimums are lower than flexographic printing but does not publish a number. Flexible packaging is one part of a larger print, mail and signage business.
Strengths
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Best For: Custom film and printed rollstock made in Orlando, especially when a film keeps failing on the line
Prime Film Extrusion is the only company in this set that makes its own film in Orlando. It says every roll it ships is extruded at the Orlando plant. Its FAQ gives a quote turnaround of one to two business days for a standard film request. It also lists what to send, such as gauge, width, resin and volume. It explains that minimums depend on changeover time rather than naming one number. We did not find a food contact statement on the pages we read.
Strengths
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Best For: Bakeries, schools, food service and distributors that want finished bags and one contact for any flexible packaging request
Serv-Pak tells buyers exactly how it works. Film work goes next door to Prime Film Extrusion in the same building. Jobs that need a press, a pouch line or another material go to converter partners. Its quote form is the most detailed in this set and asks about bag size, film gauge, print, artwork and food contact. Its cello and bread bag pages say food-contact materials are available and that printed bread bags are usually flexographic. It does not publish a minimum order or a named food safety certification.
Strengths
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TPC Packaging Solutions
TPC Packaging Solutions runs an Orlando sales and distribution center. Its poly bag page lists the widest range of stock styles in this set, from wicketed and zipper bags to stand up pouches and cellophane bags. It also sells shrink film and the equipment to apply it. TPC is a distributor, so its pages do not say who makes each bag. We did not find a minimum order, food contact statement or print method on the pages we read.
Buyer Checklist
- Decide if you need film or finished bags Rollstock runs on a packing machine. Finished bags are filled by hand. They come from different kinds of plants.
- Ask for the minimum on your exact size and print Only Bagmasters publishes a number. Every other company here needs the question asked.
- Get the food contact answer in writing Two companies here state it in public. For food, the answer belongs on the quote.
- Match the print method to your run size Digital printing suits short runs and many designs. Plate-based printing usually pays off on long runs of one design.
- Send a sample or spec sheet if you have one Prime Film says a current roll and its spec make the comparison more useful.
- Ask who actually makes the order Distributors and sourcing partners can be a smart first call. You should still know which plant runs your job.
FAQ
Who makes flexible packaging in Orlando?
Prime Film Extrusion makes blown and co-extruded film on its own lines in Orlando. SunDance prints pouches and rollstock in Orlando on a digital press. Serv-Pak Corporation supplies finished bags and routes jobs to Prime Film or other partners. TPC Packaging Solutions distributes bags and film from an Orlando center.
What is the minimum order for custom printed bags?
It depends on the company and the job. Bagmasters is the only company here that publishes a number, 500 pounds of film. SunDance says its digital minimums are low. Prime Film explains that the minimum depends on how long the line takes to change over.
Should I buy rollstock or finished bags?
Buy rollstock if a form-fill-seal machine makes and fills the bag on your line. Buy finished bags if people pack the product by hand. The buyer's guide explains both.
Are these flexible packaging companies food safe?
Two companies make a clear public statement. SunDance states AIB International certification for food-safe printing. Bagmasters says it uses FDA approved materials by default. For any food job, ask every supplier to confirm food contact on the written quote.
Why are Serv-Pak and Prime Film shown in a featured spot?
They hold a labeled featured placement at the top of the page. That spot is separate from the ranking. Both are scored by the same five checks as every other company.
Methodology: This comparison reads what each company publishes on its own website about five things: where the work is made, a minimum order, a food contact statement, a print method and quote help. A company earns a full point for a clear statement and half a point for a partial one. Ties go to the company that publishes both a street address and a founding year. Pages were read on October 26, 2026. Gulf Coast Plastics in Tampa publishes printed bags, pouches and rollstock, but we could not find dated activity on its pages, so it is held off this ranking until that can be confirmed. Serv-Pak Corporation and Prime Film Extrusion hold the labeled featured placement. That placement does not change any rank. This is not a rating of film quality, print quality, price or service.