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Yes, however the thickness of the pouch can affect the rate at which combustion occurs due to the BTU (energy) content of plastic. Generally, thin pouches can be cremated without any change in procedures, however, thick pouches (4 mil or more) should be cremated using the same procedures used for cremating a large body.
