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PACKAGING FOR COFFEE & TEA

Give every blend a place on the shelf.

Build a coherent range across whole bean coffee, ground coffee and tea. Compare bag shapes, opening features, cartons and small printed pieces with freshness and shelf presentation in mind.

Custom sizes · Material & print options · Sample review

Illustrative Coffee & Tea packaging range

Built around your product

Size, fill weight and packing method reviewed together.

A coordinated range

Pouches, boxes and printed pieces under one brief.

See it before production

Confirm materials, artwork and physical samples.

FIND YOUR FORMAT

Packaging for coffee & tea brands

Choose a format and tailor the dimensions, materials and print to your product. Every card below opens the original editable product.

Custom Roll Labels

Custom Roll Labels

Continuous roll supply for hand or automatic application. Specify core size, maximum roll diameter, quantity per roll and unwind direction.

Customize & quote →
Flat-Bottom Pouch

Flat-Bottom Pouch

A flat base with front, back and side panels provides a structured shelf footprint.

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Packaging Insert Cards

Packaging Insert Cards

Product, care, story or promotional cards sized to work inside the selected packaging.

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Product Information Cards

Product Information Cards

Flat cards for care details, instructions and product information, sized for the intended package.

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Quad-Seal Pouch

Quad-Seal Pouch

Four reinforced vertical seals create defined panels and a stable format for selected larger fills.

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Reverse Tuck End Box

Reverse Tuck End Box

Top and bottom tuck in opposite directions for efficient sheet layout and familiar manual assembly.

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Side-Gusset Bag

Side-Gusset Bag

Expanding side folds provide volume and a traditional bag profile for coffee, powders and dry products.

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Stand-Up Pouch

Stand-Up Pouch

Bottom-gusset construction for an upright shelf presentation with a broad front and back print area.

Customize & quote →
Flat-Bottom Pouch

Flat-Bottom Pouch

A flat base with front, back and side panels provides a structured shelf footprint.

Customize & quote →
Quad-Seal Pouch

Quad-Seal Pouch

Four reinforced vertical seals create defined panels and a stable format for selected larger fills.

Customize & quote →
Side-Gusset Bag

Side-Gusset Bag

Expanding side folds provide volume and a traditional bag profile for coffee, powders and dry products.

Customize & quote →
Stand-Up Pouch

Stand-Up Pouch

Bottom-gusset construction for an upright shelf presentation with a broad front and back print area.

Customize & quote →
Reverse Tuck End Box

Reverse Tuck End Box

Top and bottom tuck in opposite directions for efficient sheet layout and familiar manual assembly.

Customize & quote →
Custom Roll Labels

Custom Roll Labels

Continuous roll supply for hand or automatic application. Specify core size, maximum roll diameter, quantity per roll and unwind direction.

Customize & quote →
Packaging Insert Cards

Packaging Insert Cards

Product, care, story or promotional cards sized to work inside the selected packaging.

Customize & quote →
Product Information Cards

Product Information Cards

Flat cards for care details, instructions and product information, sized for the intended package.

Customize & quote →

Not sure which format fits? Share your product dimensions, intended use and artwork.

Ask a packaging specialist →

PACKAGING WITH A PURPOSE

Coffee & Tea packaging, made for its purpose

01

Whole bean & ground coffee

Review fill weight, bag footprint and any valve or resealing requirement.

Explore Flat-Bottom Pouch →

02

Loose-leaf tea

Combine a retail carton with readable blend and preparation information.

Explore Reverse Tuck End Box →

03

Tasting & gift sets

Printed cards and inserts complete a coordinated tasting experience.

Explore Packaging Insert Cards →
Product detail: Stand-Up Pouch

DETAILS THAT DO THE WORK

Built around the product. Refined for the shelf.

Start with what goes inside, how it is packed and how customers will use it. We then review the right materials, structure and artwork for your project.

Freshness requirements

Share your filling method and storage target so suitable barrier options can be considered.

Valve & zipper position

Confirm the opening features against filling machinery and how customers handle the pack.

Blend system

Keep varieties legible using a consistent graphic grid and clear product names.

MAKE IT YOUR OWN

Texture for an everyday ritual

Choose materials and finishing for the actual structure and application. Confirm the final result on an approved sample.

Soft-touch lamination surface detail

Soft-touch lamination

A subtle tactile surface on compatible paper-based components.

Varnish surface detail

Varnish

A clear coating that adjusts sheen and adds surface protection.

Natural kraft surface detail

Natural kraft

A warm paper surface for suitable cartons, labels and inserts.

Embossing surface detail

Embossing

Raised detail on compatible paperboard.

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FROM FIRST BRIEF TO FINISHED PACK

From first brief to finished coffee & tea packaging

01

Tell us about your product

Share contents, sizes, quantity, artwork and delivery requirements.

02

Build the specification

Review structure, material options, print and packing needs together.

03

Review a sample

Check the fit, handling, artwork and finish before signing off.

04

Move into production

Confirm the agreed specification, quality checks and delivery plan.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before we start

The right details at the start make it easier to recommend a practical packaging direction.

Talk through your brief →

Can I add a coffee valve?

Valve feasibility depends on bag structure, placement and production specifications. Share your roast and packing workflow for review.

Can tea and coffee share a brand system?

Yes. Different structures can share color, typography and information hierarchy while retaining product-specific print areas.

Can I request a sample?

Samples can help check dimensions, hand feel, finish and how the filled bag sits on a shelf.

Let’s make your next coffee & tea range.

Share the product, required quantities and artwork. Our team can review the structure and print together.

Start your project ↗