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What styles of custom coffee packaging boxes can Packagingblue produce?

We can produce tuck-end boxes, auto-lock bottom boxes, cube boxes, and display-style cartons designed to securely hold coffee bags, pods, or sachets - perfect for retail or gifting.

Do you manufacture custom-printed coffee pouches?

We can produce fully customisable coffee pouches, including stand-up pouches, flat pouches, and gusseted styles - all tailored to your roast, size, and branding requirements. These pouches can incorporate add-ons such as resealable zippers, heat-seal options, easy-tear notches, and even degassing valves - ideal for preserving freshness and user convenience.

Are your coffee packaging options suitable for direct food contact?

While most coffee bags are designed to be placed inside pouches or outer packaging, we can provide food-safe coatings or liners for applications where direct contact with the coffee is required. If your product requires it, you can request materials that are Food Safe certified, ensuring compliance with relevant food packaging regulations.

Can you create coffee packaging with built-in windows or cutouts?

Absolutely. We offer die-cut windows (with or without PET film) to showcase the product inside while maintaining structural integrity and shelf appeal. For coffee pouches, we offer transparent window sections that allow for product visibility without compromising freshness or barrier protection.

What finishing options are available for coffee packaging?

You can choose from matte, gloss, or soft-touch lamination, along with foil stamping, embossing, and spot UV to elevate your brand’s presence.

Can I order eco-friendly coffee packaging?

Yes. We offer recyclable, compostable, and FSC-certified materials for brands that prioritize sustainability.

Can you print batch codes, roast dates, or origin info on individual coffee packaging pieces?

Definitely. We can customize your print runs to include variable data, including roast dates, batch information, and region-specific messaging or barcodes.

Do you offer subscription or mailer-style boxes that can be used for fulfilling coffee subscription orders?

Yes. We can manufacture sturdy, custom-branded mailer boxes that work great for subscription-based coffee deliveries and eCommerce order fulfillment.

Can you match my coffee box design to my pouch or bag branding?

Yes. You can share your existing pouch artwork or brand guidelines, and we will align the colours, typography, and overall aesthetic for a cohesive unboxing experience. For a close colour match, we strongly recommend sending us physical samples of your pouches.

Do you provide inserts or dividers for multi-pack coffee packaging boxes?

We do. Whether you are packaging multiple sachets, pods, or mini bags, we can design custom inserts or partitions to hold items neatly and prevent shifting.

Can I print different flavors or roast levels as part of the same order?

Yes. We offer multi-version printing in order to facilitate the inclusion of varying product characteristic information within one production run.

Material	White: SBS (C1S), SBS (C2S), Uncoated Stock, Textured Stock Brown: Natural Brown Kraft Card Stock White Front Coloured Back: CCNB (Grey Back), CCKB (Kraft Back)
Material Thickness	Cardstock Thickness: 300 gsm, 350 gsm, 450 gsm, Custom
Finishing Types	Lamination: Gloss, Matte, Sandy Matte, Soft Touch, Linen Coating: Gloss AQ, Satin, Varnish, Spot UV, Flood UV
Features	Foil Stamping Embossing Debossing Die Cutting Metallic Inks Custom Size
Other Options	Window Cutouts Scoring and Gluing
SKU#	FP-009

Maximizing Shelf Life of Coffee Packaging: Tips and Tricks for Coffee Producers

Coffee packaging refers to the specific packaging type used to store and pack coffee beans or ground coffee. The primary goal of coffee packaging is to preserve the freshness and flavor of the coffee while also making it convenient for consumers to purchase and use. Effective packaging is crucial to preserve coffee aroma and flavor while protecting it from external factors that can degrade its quality over time.

Some tips and tricks for effective packaging that can help coffee manufacturers and retailers maintain the quality of their products include:

Choose the Right Packaging Material: Choosing the right material is essential for long-lasting coffee freshness. The packaging material should be able to protect the coffee from air, moisture, light, and odors. Foil-lined bags or vacuum-sealed pouches are suitable for long-lasting packaging, whereas folding cartons are suitable for retail displays.
Use One-Way Degassing Valves: One-way degassing valves are a must-have in coffee packaging. These valves allow carbon dioxide to escape from the bag while preventing oxygen from entering. These valves are typically found in coffee bags or pouches, and they help to prevent the bag from bloating or bursting while helping to preserve coffee freshness and flavor at the same time.
Use High-Quality Packaging Materials: High-quality packaging materials are essential for effective coffee boxes. Look for packaging materials that are designed to protect the coffee from moisture, light, and air. It is also necessary to choose food-grade materials that are safe for storing coffee.
Ensure Proper Storage and Handling: Packaging can only do its job properly if it is stored and handled correctly. Keep your coffee in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Avoid exposing the coffee to moisture or strong odors, as this can affect the flavor and aroma of the coffee.
Use Customisable Packaging: Custom packaging is ideal for helping your product stand out. Use product labels or graphics that reflect your brand's personality and values. It can help to increase brand recognition and customer loyalty.

Several packaging types are available to help preserve coffee freshness and flavor. Some of the most common coffee packaging types include:

Mylar Bags: Mylar bags are ideal for packaging whole beans and ground coffee. They are typically made of kraft paper, PET, or metalized films and often come with one-way degassing. Coffee bags are affordable, widely available, and can be printed with custom designs and branding.
Boxes: Custom-printed boxes are also used for packaging coffee, typically in single-serve coffee pods or capsules. Corrugated boxes are used to ship coffee beans to retailers and end users.
Cans: Cans are popular, especially for ground coffee. Cans are typically made of metal and are lined with a polymer to help prevent direct contact with the metal. Cans are durable, can be recycled easily, and offer good protection against air, moisture, and light.
Vacuum-Sealed Pouches: Vacuum-sealed pouches are designed to remove all of the air from the package, which helps to prevent oxidation and preserve the freshness of the coffee. These bags are typically made from plastic and are often used for whole-bean coffee. They increase the shelf life of coffee beans and are available in various sizes.
Specialty Packaging: Some types of coffee require specialty packaging, such as coffee infused with flavors or coffee sold in single-serve cups. Specialty packaging can include plastic cups with a lid, cardboard trays with fence partitions for individual cups, or beverage packaging with custom graphics.

By choosing the correct packaging type, coffee manufacturers and retailers can ensure that their products are of the highest quality and appeal to discerning coffee lovers.

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