Abstract: A flexible bag having an inner ply and an outer ply. The inner ply has a front panel and a back panel. At least one of the front and back panels having a microembossing on an inner surface thereof. A bag in box packaging having the flexible bag is likewise disclosed.

Abstract: A bag having a front panel and a back panel coupled together through a plurality of seals, defining a cavity structurally configured to retain a flowable material. The panels are formed from a film that has a first film portion and a second film portion laminated together at an interface. The first film portion has an inner surface and an outer surface and includes an oriented polyethylene. The second film portion is a coextrusion having an inner surface and an outer surface. The extrusion has a core, with a first overlying layer on one side of the core and a second overlying layer on a second side of the core opposite the one side. The core includes EVOH. The first overlying layer and the second overlying layer include polyethylene.

Abstract: A flexible bag having an inner ply and an outer ply. The inner ply has a front panel and a back panel. At least one of the front and back panels having a microembossing on an inner surface thereof. A bag in box packaging having the flexible bag is likewise disclosed.

Abstract: A polypropylene-based film comprising at least three layers characterized by two skin layers and at least one core layer, wherein the at least one core layer and/or at least one skin layer comprises a polymer blend of: (i) a first propylene-based polymer which comprises (A) at least 60 weight percent (wt %) units derived from propylene, and (B) from 5 to 40 wt % units derived from ethylene, and wherein the first propylene-based polymer is characterized by a melting temperature (Tm) of less than or equal to 110° C., and (ii) a second propylene-based polymer selected from the group consisting of rPP and hPP and characterized by certain mechanical and/or sealing properties is provided. Also provided is a method of making the polypropylene-based film.