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Custom Coffee Bean Packaging

$0.48 per unit at bulk
Minimum 100 boxes. Free die and plates, free design support, free US shipping. No payment taken now: we confirm the final price on a written quote and send a proof before printing.

Custom Coffee bean packaging must provide adequate protection for roasted whole beans while communicating the product’s identity and characteristics. Bags can be customized in different sizes and formats for specialty roasters, cafes, retailers, and private label brands. iBOX Factory offers customized printing, valves, closures, and packaging options for whole coffee beans.

Description

Add a Degassing Valve

Freshly roasted coffee can keep emitting carbon dioxide post-roasting, which may accumulate within a sealed bag. A one-directional degassing valve allows gases to escape while restricting outside air from entering, making it a beneficial feature for newly roasted beans and ground coffee.

Make the Bag Easy to Reseal

Zipper closures can allow customers to close the package between brewing sessions. This can make the package more practical for household coffee that is consumed over several days.

Tell the Story Behind the Beans

The package can provide origin, roast level, processing method, tasting notes, altitude, weight, brewing recommendations, and brand information. Clear organization makes these details easier for customers to find.

Create a Recognizable Coffee Collection

Different origins and roast profiles can use individual graphics or colors while retaining the same packaging structure. This creates consistency across the collection while allowing each coffee to have its own identity.

Select the Right Bag Structure

Coffee bean packaging can be produced as stand-up bags, flat-bottom bags, gusseted formats, kraft bags, and other suitable structures. The choice can depend on shelf presentation, capacity, material preferences, and product requirements.

Printing and Finishing

Full-color printing can reproduce coffee illustrations, photography, maps, and detailed branding. Specialty finishes can highlight the logo or coffee name and create differences between standard and limited-edition products.

FAQs

Q: Can coffee bean packaging include a valve?

Yes. One-way degassing valves can be incorporated into suitable coffee packaging.

Q: Can whole bean coffee bags be resealable?

Yes. Zipper closures are available for suitable bag structures.

Q: Can you make packaging for different coffee weights?

Yes. You can customize the dimensions for different coffee quantities.

Q: Can you print origin and tasting notes?

Yes. You can print product information and coffee details across the available panels.

Q: Can different beans use different designs?

Yes. Each origin or roast can have distinct artwork while maintaining the same brand structure.

Specifications

Printing

CMYK, PMS, No Printing

Paper Stock

10pt to 28pt (60lb to 400lb) Eco-Friendly Kraft, E-flute Corrugated, Bux Board, Cardstock

Quantities

100 – 500,000

Coating

Gloss, Matte, Spot UV

Default Process

Die Cutting, Gluing, Scoring, Perforation

Options

Custom Window Cut Out, Gold/Silver Foiling, Embossing, Raised Ink, PVC Sheet.

Proof

Flat View, 3D Mock-up, Physical Sampling (On request)

Turn Around Time

6-8 Business Days, Rush

Order Process

Choose Your Custom Packaging Boxes

We have a wide range of boxes, select one or write for others.

Request a Free Instant Quote

Complete our quote form to receive a customized quote from our product specialists.

Finalize Your Order

After getting the awesome price, just say print it!

Time to Make a Custom Dieline

We will help you with completely custom dielines according to your needs

Get Creative with Artwork

Collaborate with our design experts for you top notch artwork

Visualize Your Packaging with Mockups

We will send you 3D mockups of your print ready packaging

Roll-on Production!

After approving everything, sit back and relax, while we produce

Artwork Preparation Guide

Cut Line (Black Line)

Indicates the cut at its final size. Important artwork and text should be placed at least 0.125 inches inside of the cut line.

Perforation (Dotted Black Lines)

Perforation line refers to paper that is punched with very small holes to allow the paper to be torn and folded easily.

Bleed Line (Red Lines)

Indicates where the bleed line is located. Any artwork which goes to the cut line should be extended to the bleed line to get a seamless print.

Crease Line (Green Lines)

Indicates where the product is to be folded.

Safety Margin (Dotted Green Lines)

Indicates where artwork and text should safely be placed inside. As an industry standard, all artwork should at least be placed 0.125 inches away from the cut line unless your design is intentional.

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