Small Capacity
Bottom Gusset
Self-Standing, Popular Choice
Medium Capacity
Side Gusset
Popular, use with tin tie
Large Capacity
Bottom & Side Gusset
Self-Standing, Advanced options
Easy tear zipper seals tightly to lock fresh coffee aroma after every single use.
Built-in one-way valve releases CO2 and stops outside air ruining bean freshness.
Vibrant sharp print fully showcases your brand art and unique coffee flavor features.
Safe smooth round corners prevent sharp edges from cutting your hands during use.
Sturdy stand-up base keeps bags upright for neat display on all retail shelves.
Coffee beans need to be kept somewhere dark, cool and dry. To stop them from oxidizing and going stale while locking in their aromatic flavors, you’ll need bags made from high-barrier film materials.
MOPP/VMPET/PE
MOPP/AL/PE
MDOPE/EVOH PE
Paper/VMPLA/PBAT
The plain white base and hand-painted lettering keep the look simple yet upscale. This calm design fits the positioning of small-batch specialty coffee really well.
The front only builds brand recognition, while the back lists origin stories, flavor details and contact info for customers to dig deeper.
Lifelike prints of toucans and coffee fruits showcase Brazilian local features. People can tell its growing-region style just from the artwork itself.
Zipper opening instructions are printed near the top. Brand, blend specs and bean info are organized neatly for easy reading and daily use.
Its bright Latin folk art design pops nicely on store shelves. The rich colors instantly signal its Andean origins and help shoppers recall this brand easily.
All core product details are grouped inside a white label box. Even with busy background patterns, buyers can quickly find origin, grind type and brand info.
Choose the best flexible bag style that suits your product needs. Our flexible packaging solutions are not just containers; they are powerful advertisements that communicate your brand’s message effectively.
Makepac can do digital, flexo and gravure printing options depending on your requirements.
MakePac Offer various kinds of choices: transparent, aluminum foil, kraft paper, recycable or others.
Choose the most suitable custom packaging bag for your product. We offer all styles.
Making your packaging bags more attractive and visually appealing is definitely a good choice.
Most coffee bean bags on the market are multi-layer metallized composite pouches. Since these mixed material layers cannot be separated, they are not recyclable.
Recyclable pouches are built with a single uniform material. We offer two main solutions: Mono PP and Mono PE. Special high-barrier coatings replace the metallized film, delivering nearly the same protective performance.
Recyclable packaging is eco-friendly and aligns with consumers’ growing focus on sustainability. You can highlight the pouch’s reusability in your design to build an eco-conscious brand identity and stand out from competitors.
Whole coffee beans are quite large, so flat bottom pouch with bottom & side gusset is the best chpice . Standard sizes hold 250g to 1kg of beans, and we also offer oversized versions for up to 2kg.
Roasted coffee beans keep releasing carbon dioxide for up to 120 days after roasting. A one-way degassing valve is essential to stop the bags from bulging. It lets CO2 escape outwards, but keeps outside air from seeping back inside.
Most people can’t consume a full bag of beans at once, so we recommend adding a zipper on the opening. You can reseal the pouch tightly after each use, which extends the beans’ fresh flavor window to a full year or longer.
Unlike whole coffee beans, ground coffee has a far larger surface area exposed to air, so it oxidizes several times faster.
You must use pure aluminum as a barrier layer to block out all light and oxygen completely. Its carbon dioxide release rate also multiplies significantly, so you’ll need a porous high-flow degassing valve instead.
Ground coffee creates static easily when rubbing against the inner film, leaving powder stuck to the bag walls. Anti-static PE inner layers fix this issue and deliver a much better experience for customers.
Lots of coffee lovers pick coffee concentrate for a quick, tasty caffeine fix anytime.
Coffee concentrate is slightly acidic and full of oils, so the inner layer of the pouch has to be oil and acid-resistant. These food-safe materials won’t react with the liquid coffee or let unwanted chemicals leach into the drink.
We can create custom-shaped pouches to stand out and boost your brand image—designs shaped like bottles, cans, or coffee mugs are all popular options.
Drip coffee packets are tiny and slim, roughly as thin as a coin when compressed. Three-sided seal pouches are the perfect fit here—they’re budget-friendly, easy to carry, and ideal for quick brewing at work or outdoors.
One key detail to note: round all four edges of the pouch to avoid sharp corners that might cut hands. A tear notch is pre-cut on the upper section, so users can rip it open by hand without scissors.
For an even smoother tearing experience, we can add a laser tear line. It leaves a clean, neat opening once you tear it apart.
Drip coffee bags are usually neatly arranged in a display box and sold as sets, such as packs of 10 or 20 bags.
The zipper has to be made of the same material as the pouch’s heat-seal layer to ensure a tight, secure bond. PE and PP are the two most common options.
Hidden back pull tab zippers are placed on the rear side of the pouch. They leave the full opening width for easy access to coffee beans and won’t cover up any artwork on the front of the bag.
Basic press-to-seal zippers are the most affordable and widely used. They offer simple re-sealing, but they cut down the width of the bag’s opening.
If you sell coffee in a bunch of different flavors, it’s super important to stick to the same core look across all your packaging — there are tons of advantages to this.
When shoppers quickly scan supermarket shelves or online store pages, consistent colors, fonts, logo placement and layout stick in their heads over time. That way, they can easily find your coffee again when they want to repurchase.
For example, use yellow for light roast, orange for medium roast, and brown for dark roast. Tiny little graphics can mark different flavor profiles, like nut, chocolate or fruity notes.
Later down the line when you launch brand-new flavors, you only have to switch up the accent colors. Customers will instantly recognize your brand and see you’ve got new coffee varieties to try.
Shoppers love neat, organized product lines with plenty of options to pick from.
When all your coffee bags sit side by side on supermarket or local roastery shelves, matching packaging layouts create a clean, unified visual block.
This grabs people’s attention way better than a messy mix of totally different bag designs.
You can keep the core layout unchanged, and only swap out flavor color blocks, flavor illustrations and text.
There’s no need to redo the whole design every single time, which saves you money on designer revisions and cuts down design hours.
When you launch new flavors later, you’ll only need minor edits to the artwork, speeding up your product launch and shortening the lead time for sampling and production.
If you want to bring packaging costs down as much as possible, you can design a standard base pouch, then use different stickers to tell each product line apart later on.
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MOQ 100 pcs and you can get better price if order more.
Yes, however, this is on the premise that the bag size and material must be the same.
Yes, custom printed sample is available
Yes, the printing proof will be ready 7 days later than order date.
Illustrator or PDF, please make sure they're editable instead of a texture.