CUSTOM COFFEE PACKAGING
We offer recyclable and compostable material options for custom coffee bags. Our team helps you select the film, valve, closure and printing, with your coffee protection and local disposal options in mind.
Tell us what you pack and where you sell it. You can send an existing bag, share a design idea or ask for samples. We will help you choose the format and materials, and explain the documents available for your order.
Free design. Unlimited revisions. Free layered production files after approval.
RECYCLABLE & COMPOSTABLE OPTIONS
Recycling recovers suitable materials for reuse. Composting breaks down suitable packaging under defined conditions. We can help you compare both options for your coffee and the collection systems available to your customers.
We make PE- and PP-based coffee bags, including MDOPE/PE pouches. We select the film, valve, zipper and printing together when developing a bag for a particular recycling stream.
Collection rules vary by location and program. Check which program accepts your finished bag before adding recycling instructions. We can share the material details you need for that check.
We have made white kraft-paper flat bottom bags with PLA/PBAT film, a PLA valve and a zipper. We can help you choose a similar paper look and accessory arrangement for your coffee.
Tell us whether you want an industrial- or home-composting option. We will explain the proposed construction and available documentation, including the conditions covered for the bag and accessories.
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| Review point | Recycling direction | Composting direction |
|---|---|---|
| Intended route | A compatible collection, sorting and recycling route for the proposed packaging. | The specified home or industrial composting conditions and a suitable treatment route. |
| Complete bag | Review films, barriers, inks, adhesives, valve, zipper, labels and other components. | Review the bag materials and every relevant accessory or printed component covered by the claim. |
| Local acceptance | Ask whether the actual bag is accepted, and through which collection channel. | Ask whether the intended composting system accepts this packaging and how it is collected. |
| Material documents | Material details and assessments for the chosen bag and recycling stream. | Tests or certification covering the chosen bag and composting conditions. |
| Artwork guidance | Use instructions matched to the accepted route and any preparation requirements. | State the applicable composting conditions and instructions supported for the specific packaging. |
Kraft describes a paper component or appearance. Bio-based describes material origin. Recycled content describes material recovered from a waste stream. These terms answer different questions from how a finished bag can be collected and treated.
Tell us if you want a paper look, a particular material source or specific disposal instructions. We can help you select the bag structure and prepare wording that matches the materials and documents.
START WHERE THE BAG WILL BE USED
Tell us where your customers will use and dispose of the bags. A local café, a retail range and a national online business may need different ways to explain the packaging route. Start with the actual collection or composting arrangements you want the bag to work with.
Review the route for your market
CONFIRM THE FINISHED PACKAGE
We develop the film, bag format, accessories and printing as one package. This helps us match the coffee protection and filling requirements with your chosen disposal option.
Share whether you pack whole beans or ground coffee, your target storage period and distribution conditions. Discuss the required protection, sealing layer, finish, print coverage and any labels. Review the complete construction and the information available for that proposal.
Tell us about your coffee and when you pack it after roasting. We can choose a valve for the film and position it clear of the folds and artwork. For a recyclable or compostable bag, the valve also needs to suit the selected disposal option.
Review how customers will first open and reclose the bag, together with the space needed for filling and the original seal. The zipper and other opening components belong in the full configuration and its supporting information.
Share your filling and sealing equipment. Check the opening, usable space and seal area with an appropriate sample and agreed trials. The sealing settings should suit the actual material and process.
A defined base and separate front, back and side panels give you room for branding and coffee information. The white kraft-paper bag below is one example we have made.
A bottom gusset lets the filled pouch stand upright, with front and back panels for your design. The digitally printed MDOPE/PE pouch below shows this format.
Expanding side folds create a taller coffee bag profile. The MDOPE/PE bag below shows how we combine this format with a PE valve.
For a recyclable or compostable direction, confirm the construction and accessory arrangement available for the format you choose. Use your target net weight as a starting point, then check the actual dimensions and fill with your coffee.
FROM YOUR BRAND IDEA TO APPROVED ARTWORK
You can start before you have finished artwork. Share your logo, coffee information, design references and the direction you want to review. We help develop the design around the bag dimensions, panels and features agreed for your project.
Bring your brand idea and the information you want customers to see. We can help organize the design across the front, back and any side or base panels, including the product details that change between blends or origins.
Review the proposed layout with us and refine it until you approve the design. Work through the artwork, text, feature positions and any packaging instructions within the agreed specification.
After design approval, we prepare the layered production files free of charge. The files are prepared for the confirmed bag dimensions and printing requirements, including the relevant seal areas and accessory positions.
Confirm the wording and disposal instructions supported for your actual bag before approving the artwork. Any certification mark needs the applicable scope and permission. Share the information you want included so its position and readability can be reviewed.
We discuss the printing approach with your material, artwork, quantity and number of designs. An on-screen proof helps check layout; appropriate physical or custom printed samples help review the visible effect for the proposed bag.
COFFEE BAGS WE HAVE MADE
Compare these bags we have made in different formats and materials. Each example includes its size, printing and accessories so you can see which details you might want for your own coffee.
We digitally printed this 12 oz stand-up pouch with MDOPE/PE film and a degassing valve. It measures 15 × 23 + 5 cm and shows how a PE-based pouch can carry a coordinated coffee design.
We made this 12 oz flat bottom bag with gravure printing, white kraft paper, PLA/PBAT film, a PLA valve and a zipper. Its 11.9 × 22 + 7.9 cm size offers a paper look with several artwork panels.
We made this 1 kg side gusset bag with gravure-printed MDOPE/PE film and a PE valve. The 14 × 40 + 7.5 cm bag provides a larger fill option to compare with the pouches.
SAMPLES & PACKAGING DOCUMENTS
Similar material samples are free. Tell us which material direction, bag format or feature you want to compare so we can discuss a suitable sample.
Custom samples have a fee, refunded when you place an order. Confirm the sample scope, cost and timing. Sample shipping arrangements and costs are discussed for your destination.
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| Review point | What a sample or trial helps check | What to confirm for the order |
|---|---|---|
| Coffee protection | An agreed trial with your coffee, packing method and storage conditions. | The required performance and relevant material or package test information. |
| Fit and filling | Actual net-weight fill, bag shape, opening and room for the final seal. | Dimensions, usable space and the agreed filling requirements. |
| Seal and accessories | Sealing trials, valve position, opening and zipper arrangement. | Material compatibility, feature specifications and appropriate process conditions. |
| Print and instructions | Visible design, small text, logos and the position of packaging information. | Approved artwork and wording supported for the actual configuration and market. |
| Material documents | Which material and bag configuration the sample represents. | Documents identifying the relevant bag, components, claim and treatment conditions. |
Use a sample to check the fill, appearance, opening and sealing. Ask us which materials it represents and request the documents relevant to the recyclable or compostable option you want.
Relevant factory certificates and supporting food-contact documentation are available on request. Tell us your intended market, coffee and packaging requirements, and our team will provide the applicable documents directly for review.
For recycling or composting information, ask which materials, accessories and conditions the available documents cover. We can help you understand how those documents relate to the bag you plan to order.
TURN THE DIRECTION INTO AN AGREED PROJECT
Share your brief. Describe your coffee, target net weight, sales market, preferred format, quantity and number of designs. Include the packaging direction, collection route or document requirement you already know.
Review the proposal. Discuss the complete material structure, accessories, printing, samples and supporting information relevant to that direction.
Approve the specification and artwork. Confirm dimensions, features, agreed sample checks, documents and the wording to appear on the bag.
Confirm the quotation and delivery. Agree the order costs, production schedule and delivery arrangement for your destination.
Production takes 7–12 days; shipping takes 7–10 days. Door-to-door delivery is available with taxes included. The quotation confirms the arrangement, costs and timing for your destination.
Tell us about a planned launch date or an existing bag you are replacing so those requirements can be included in the project discussion.
QUESTIONS BEFORE CHOOSING A DIRECTION
Start with your coffee protection, packing process and where you sell. We can help you compare recyclable and compostable materials, choose compatible accessories and find out what disposal instructions your customers can follow.
Recycling aims to recover compatible materials through a suitable collection and recycling system. Composting needs the specified biological treatment conditions and appropriate evidence for the packaging. Review the complete bag and the available route in either case. The material proposal, accessories, claims and instructions should be confirmed together.
No. The complete structure and accessories need assessment, and the actual collection system must accept the bag. Curbside collection and a store drop-off program are different routes. Check the packaging requirements and relevant evidence before using instructions or a recycling claim for your market.
Home and industrial composting have different conditions. Tell us if home composting is your priority. We will explain the proposed bag and the available documentation before you choose disposal wording; an industrial-composting option needs the specified facility conditions.
Kraft paper gives the bag its paper look, while the film layers provide protection and heat sealing. We offer different kraft laminates and can explain the recycling or composting options for the complete bag.
No. Bio-based concerns material origin; recycled content concerns material recovered from a waste stream. Recyclability concerns recovery through an appropriate system. Biodegradability needs a specified environment and time, and does not by itself establish compostability. Ask for the meaning, scope and supporting information behind the attribute you want, rather than treating these terms as interchangeable.
Yes. We have made bags with valves and zippers, including the paper/PLA flat bottom bag shown above. We select compatible accessories for your material and position them to suit the filling opening, customer access and artwork.
Tell us the coffee type, packing process and storage period you need. We can explain the barrier layers, sealing requirements and available material information. Try the proposed bag with your own coffee and storage conditions before setting a shelf-life claim.
We make flat bottom coffee bags, stand up pouches and side gusset bags. Confirm the specific material and accessory combination available for the format you choose. Start with your target net weight, then use suitable samples and your coffee to check the dimensions, usable space, filling opening and final sealing area.
No. Share your logo, coffee information and design ideas. We provide free design and unlimited revisions. After you approve the design, we prepare layered production files free of charge for the confirmed dimensions and printing requirements. Packaging claims and instructions should be reviewed with the agreed specification before artwork approval.
Yes. Similar material samples are free, and custom sample fees are refunded when you place an order. Discuss the sample scope and any shipping costs. Relevant factory certificates and supporting food-contact documents are available on request. For a recycling or composting claim, confirm the evidence available and its applicability to the proposed bag and market.
Quantity and price are confirmed with the proposed format, construction, features, printing and number of designs. Share your requirements for a project quotation. Production takes 7–12 days and shipping takes 7–10 days; door-to-door delivery is available with taxes included. Confirm the costs, schedule and delivery arrangement for your destination.
START WITH THE INFORMATION YOU HAVE
Tell us about your coffee, where you sell, the bag format and net weight you are considering. Add the quantity, number of designs, destination and any valve, zipper, sample or document requirement you already know.
Ask us to compare materials, arrange samples or start the free design. You can contact us before choosing every detail; tell us which decisions you would like help with.
