Coffee is a beverage we are very familiar with. Choosing coffee packaging is extremely important for manufacturers. Because if it is not stored properly, coffee can easily be damaged and degraded, losing its unique flavor.
So what types of coffee packaging are there? How to choose a suitable and impressive coffee packaging? How is the production process of coffee bags carried out? If you want to know more details, just continue reading~
1. The role of coffee packaging
Coffee packaging is used to package and contain coffee products to protect their value and create favorable conditions for the preservation, transportation and consumption of coffee in the market.
Therefore, coffee packaging is usually composed of many different layers, with light durability and good impact resistance. At the same time, it has extremely high waterproof and moisture-proof properties, which helps to maintain the integrity of coffee characteristics.
Nowadays, packaging is not just a container for holding and preserving coffee, it also brings many practical uses, such as:
– It facilitates the transportation and storage process of coffee, maintains its aroma and prevents oxidation and agglomeration. From then on, the quality of coffee will be maintained until it is used by consumers.
– Coffee packaging helps users understand product information such as shelf life, usage, coffee origin, etc., thus helping to ensure the health and right to know of consumers.
– Coffee packaging helps merchants create a professional brand image, with delicate packaging colors, luxurious designs, eye-catching, and attracting customers to buy.
– Build trust in the hearts of customers, and using branded coffee packaging helps determine the origin and quality of the product.
It can be seen that coffee packaging is the best choice for merchants to conduct business more effectively. So what are the types of coffee bags?
2. Common types of packaging used to store coffee
Currently, coffee packaging comes in a variety of designs, styles, and materials. But the most common are still the following types of packaging:
2.1. Paper box packaging
Paper box coffee packaging is commonly used for instant drip coffee, and is available in small packages of 5g and 10g.
2.2. Composite composite film packaging
A packaging composed of a PE layer and an aluminum layer, covered with a layer of paper on the outside to print patterns on it. This type of packaging is often designed in the form of a bag, and there are many designs of bags, such as three-sided composite bags, eight-sided composite bags, box pouches, stand up pouches...
2.3. Gravure printed coffee packaging
This type of packaging is printed using the modern gravure printing method. The packaging is custom made according to customer requirements. Gravure printed packaging is always clear, colorful, and will not peel off over time
2.4. Kraft Paper Coffee Bags
This type of packaging consists of a layer of kraft paper, a layer of silver/aluminum metallized layer, and a layer of PE, which is printed directly on the packaging and can be used for single-color or two-color printing. Kraft paper packaging is mainly used to package powdered or granular coffee, with weights of 18-25 grams, 100 grams, 250 grams, 500 grams, and 1 kilogram, etc.
2.5. Metal packaging for coffee
Metal packaging is also commonly used to package coffee products. The advantages of this type of packaging are flexibility, convenience, sterilizability, and long-term product quality.
Currently, metal packaging is designed in the form of cans and boxes of various sizes. They are usually used to store coffee powder or pre-made coffee drinks.
2.6. Glass packaging bottle for coffee
Coffee containers made of glass material are durable, beautiful, strong, heat-resistant, non-sticky and odor-free, and easy to clean after use. Combined with a tightly sealed lid with a gasket, it can achieve good preservation.
In particular, glass does not contain toxic ingredients and does not chemically react with food, ensuring health and safety. This type of glass packaging can hold a variety of powdered or granular coffee.
3. Principles for choosing effective coffee packaging
Coffee is considered a food that is difficult to preserve. Choosing the wrong packaging will make it difficult to preserve the flavor and unique smell of coffee. Therefore, when choosing coffee packaging, you need to keep the following basic principles in mind:
3.1. The packaging choice must preserve the coffee well
The packaging needs to ensure that it contains and preserves the product in the safest way possible. Make sure the packaging is resistant to moisture, water, and other substances to preserve the flavor and quality of the product inside.
At the same time, the packaging also needs to have a certain hardness and strength to ensure the safety of the product during transportation with more collisions.
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Post time: Jun-05-2024
