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Custom Coffee Packaging Containers

Custom coffee packaging containers protect freshly roasted coffee as carefully as the roaster developed it. Oxygen, moisture, and light are the enemies of freshly roasted coffee, and the container that stands between those enemies and the grounds inside needs to seal reliably, stack efficiently, and carry the brand confidently on every shelf it sits on.

Description

Airtight Sealing to Protect the Roast

Freshly roasted coffee degrades rapidly when exposed to oxygen. The airtight seal of a properly specified coffee container is the single most important functional quality the packaging can provide. We offer coffee containers with foil induction seal liners, pressure seal liners, and pulp or vinyl liner options. These liners create freshness barriers and help maintain product quality. We match the right liner to your coffee type, whether whole bean, ground, or instant, and the required shelf life.

Container Formats for Every Coffee Product Type

We produce wide-mouth PP and HDPE plastic tubs for ground and whole bean coffee in sizes from 175 g to 5–6 lb. bulk formats. We also offer wide-mouth packer jars for instant and powdered coffee, making scooping and dispensing easy. In addition, we manufacture cylindrical canisters with flip-top or screw caps for portion-controlled coffee and premium retail packaging.

Capacity Range From Single-Serve to Bulk

We produce custom coffee containers in sizes ranging from 175 cc sample formats to 20 oz and 46 oz retail options, along with 86–96 oz bulk containers for 5–6 lb coffee and 2000 cc or larger canisters for commercial use. We match each container size to your product format, pricing strategy, and customer storage needs.

Lid and Dispensing Options

We offer coffee container lids in flip-top, screw-cap, spouted, and ribbed designs. Flip-top lids suit ground coffee, while screw caps provide an airtight seal between uses. We also produce spouted caps for controlled pouring and custom-colored ribbed caps for brand differentiation. We recommend the right lid based on your coffee type, dispensing method, and freshness requirements.

Moisture and Odor Resistance

Coffee is hygroscopic and absorbs moisture readily from the surrounding environment when the container seal is inadequate. Moisture absorption steals the coffee, clumps ground coffee, and alters the flavor profile in ways that damage the brand’s quality reputation. HDPE and PP container materials both have strong moisture barrier properties that prevent ambient humidity from penetrating the container wall. Combined with a properly specified lid liner, the moisture resistance of a well-specified coffee container maintains the product’s quality specification through the full retail shelf life and after the first opening.

Full Brand Label Customization

Coffee containers have a smooth, broad cylindrical or rectangular body that provides a large, consistent label surface for brand communication. For coffee brands whose label carries roast origin, tasting notes, certification marks, and brand story content alongside the product name, the generous label panel of a coffee tub or canister is one of the most commercially effective brand communication surfaces in primary packaging. We provide label dimensions for every container format so the design is always correctly proportioned and the label applies accurately across the full production run.

Stackable Design for Retail and Warehouse Efficiency

We design coffee containers with stable, stackable bases and lids for efficient storage and transport. As a result, they improve pallet building, retail shelf organization, and food service storage. Furthermore, their stackable design helps coffee brands reduce handling costs and optimize warehouse space.

FAQs

What liner options protect coffee freshness?

HIS foil induction seal liners for airtight protection, pressure seal liners for first-opening integrity, and pulp and vinyl moisture barrier liners are all available.

What coffee formats are suited to different container types?

Wide-mouth tubs for ground and whole bean coffee, packer jars for instant and powdered coffee, and canisters for portion-controlled and premium retail formats.

What capacity range is available?

From 175cc single-serve formats through to 2000cc and larger industrial bulk formats.

What is the minimum order quantity?

The minimum order is 1000 units. Request your quote today.

How quickly are custom coffee packaging containers produced?

Most orders are delivered in 10 to 12 days from artwork approval with free US shipping.

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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