Flexible liquid packaging carton has a number of benefits, including a longer shelf life and a safe filling method.

Liquid packing cartons, commonly known as beverage cartons, are used to carry liquids safely while minimizing the danger of damage. Edible liquids including water, soft beverages, dairy products, tomato sauce, and fruit juices are packaged in cartons, as are non-edible liquids like oils, cleansers, and fuels. The carton's size, shape, and materials are determined by the liquid to be packaged. Paperboard, polythene or polypropylene, and aluminum foil are the most common packaging materials. Gable top cartons are the most widely used liquid packing cartons due to features such as ease of storage and transportation, as well as the use of environmentally acceptable materials. Milk, beer, whiskey, wine, edible oil, juices, yogurt, cream, health drinks, and egg yolks are among the items stored in gable tops.

One of the key drivers for the liquid packaging carton industry is growing environmental concerns about the usage of plastic packaging. Liquid packaging cartons have a number of advantages, including reduced transportation damage due to the packaging's strength and stability, environmental friendliness because it is made from a renewable resource, no need for machines to handle the packaging, 100% recyclable in the regular cardboard waste stream, and lower storage and logistic costs. Liquid packing cartons are mostly utilized in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry.

Flexible liquid packaging has a number of advantages over rigid liquid packaging, including longer shelf life, a safer filling procedure, and the use of less packing material. It also retains and protects the integrity of precious items, lowers the overall carbon impact, and is simple to dispose of. A cartridge for adhesives, sealants, and other industrial chemicals is one of the industrial applications of liquid packing cartons.