Custom flexible packaging
Coffee Packaging Manufacturer in China
High-barrier coffee packaging with degassing valves, matte finishes, zipper options, and retail-ready printing.
Overview
Coffee packaging has one job before it has any design value: protect aroma. Roasted coffee releases gas and loses flavor when oxygen, moisture, heat, and light are not controlled. That is why coffee buyers often compare foil, metallized PET, EVOH, recyclable structures, valve quality, and zipper performance before confirming artwork.
XIYONG PACK supports stand up coffee pouches, flat bottom coffee bags, side gusset coffee bags, and roll stock films for automated packing. The specification review usually starts with fill weight, roast type, target shelf life, valve requirement, print finish, carton packing, and whether the brand wants a recyclable route.
Applications
Common uses
- Specialty roasted coffee beans in 100 g, 250 g, 500 g, and 1 kg packs
- Ground coffee requiring stronger aroma and moisture control
- Drip coffee and sample packs for subscription orders
- Cold brew concentrate and coffee-adjacent refill products
- Retail coffee bags with matte, soft-touch, or spot finish
- Roll stock film for automatic coffee packaging lines
Material structure options
- PET/VMPET/PE for common high-barrier coffee pouches
- PET/AL/PE for premium aroma retention and longer shelf-life targets
- Kraft/PET/AL/PE for natural shelf appearance with foil barrier
- PET/EVOH/PE or PE mono-material after recyclable structure review
- Roll stock laminate for automated packing equipment
Technical specs
| Typical thickness | 100-180 micron for retail coffee pouches |
|---|---|
| Formats | Stand up pouch, flat bottom bag, side gusset bag, roll stock film |
| Fill weights | 100 g, 250 g, 340 g, 500 g, 1 kg and custom sizes |
| Barrier options | Metallized PET, aluminum foil, EVOH, recyclable structures by test |
| Valve | One-way degassing valve, position confirmed by pouch drawing |
| Closure | Press-to-close zipper, tin tie, tear notch, heat-seal top |
| Printing | Matte, gloss, soft-touch, kraft look, clear window where suitable |
| MOQ | Typical MOQ starts from 10,000 pieces by size, structure, and printing |
| Lead time | Sample route commonly needs 5-10 days; bulk timing follows artwork and material approval |
| Documents | Material specification, migration or food-contact files by request where available |
Features and finish options
Degassing valve
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
High aroma barrier
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
Flat bottom option
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
Matte finish
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
Soft-touch finish
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
Zipper
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
Kraft look
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
Roll stock support
Available by pouch format, material structure, and order specification.
Buyer decision guide
Coffee buyers should choose structure from shelf-life target and brand position, not only from unit price. Foil structures give stronger barrier but reduce recyclability. Metallized structures balance cost and protection. Recyclable structures need product testing and may require shorter shelf-life assumptions. Valve quality and placement should be approved with filled samples, not only drawings.
Before quoting, send size, product weight, material target, print colors, finish, closure, annual volume, and destination country. If the pack will run on automated filling equipment, add roll direction, sealing temperature, line speed, and sample requirements.
MOQ, lead time and pricing logic
MOQ depends on material structure, printing method, size, closure hardware, and whether the order uses existing material or custom laminate. Pricing is affected by film thickness, barrier layer, print coverage, pouch format, zipper or valve, packing method, and shipment volume. Samples can be reviewed before bulk production after specification confirmation.
- Sample policy: plain or reference samples can be reviewed first; printed samples depend on artwork and printing route.
- Lead time: sample and bulk schedules are confirmed after structure, size, quantity, artwork, and documents are checked.
- Documents: material specification, food-contact files, SGS, RoHS, REACH, MSDS, COA or other available files can be requested by project.
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Buyer questions
What information is needed before quotation?
Send product type, size, material target, quantity, printing requirement, destination country, and artwork or reference file if available.
Can XIYONG PACK make custom printed packaging?
Yes. Custom printing can be reviewed after artwork, color requirements, finish, and order quantity are confirmed.
Can I request samples before bulk production?
Yes. Sample options depend on pouch format, material structure, and whether printed proofing is required.
Which material structure should I choose?
Choose by product sensitivity, fill weight, shelf life, barrier target, sealing method, and sustainability requirement.
What documents can be requested?
Buyers can request available material specifications, COA, SGS, RoHS, REACH, MSDS, and food-contact files depending on the product structure.
Send size, material and quantity for factory review
Attach artwork or a reference drawing if available. The team will check MOQ, sample route, lead time, and quotation logic against your target packaging structure.
Request Sample or Factory Quotation
Send product type, size, material, quantity, printing requirement, destination country, and artwork file if available. The factory team will review MOQ, sample timing, lead time, and quotation details.