Stand-up pouches
An expanded bottom gusset for upright display. Review the fill weight, finished dimensions and closure.
Explore the format guideFor coffee brands & roasters
Custom Coffee Bags with Valve Options
Printed for your coffee brand, with bag formats, one-way valve and zipper options reviewed for beans or ground coffee. Share the fill weight and quantity per blend to discuss the size, material and printing route.
Custom empty packaging, printed for your product.
Send your inquiry on this page, or contact Jack by WhatsApp or email.
Custom sizes & printed artworkDigital & gravure optionsGuangzhou & Shaoguan production
YOUR PRODUCT. YOUR SPECIFICATION.
Request a packaging quote
Discuss custom coffee bags with Jack. Start with what you pack and your reply email. Leave undecided details open.
- Tell us your product and quantity.
- We review the format, material and sample options.
- Confirm the specification, price and timing before ordering.
Start with the bag
A format that fits your coffee and filling process.
We supply custom flexible packaging for coffee beans, ground coffee and other compatible products. Start with a pouch you use today or describe the presentation you want.
Flat-bottom bags
A defined base and side panels for a structured presentation. Confirm panel layout and filling requirements.
Explore the format guideSide-gusset bags
Expanding side folds with a seam and filling opening agreed on a drawing. A side gusset describes the fold; a center seal describes the back seam.
Explore the format guideValves, zippers & finishes
Ask about a coffee valve, resealable zipper, tear notch, window or finish. These are options to review, rather than a promise that every combination suits every construction.
Describe the features you needMaterials need a specification review.
Discuss the contents, filling conditions, storage and intended shelf life. Material structure, thickness, product compatibility and any supporting test documents need confirmation. A pouch image alone does not establish barrier performance or a shelf-life guarantee.
Coffee bag with valve
Plan the valve as part of the complete coffee pack.
A one-way degassing valve allows gas released by roasted coffee to leave a sealed pack while limiting air entering through the valve. The laminate, seams and final seal still need to meet your packaging requirements. A valve alone does not establish a shelf-life claim.
Beans or ground coffee?
Tell us what you pack, the fill weight and the time between roasting or grinding and packing. Describe your filling method and storage conditions. For ground coffee, discuss whether the proposed valve configuration needs protection from fine product particles.
Where should the valve sit?
Confirm the location on your dimensioned dieline with the fill level, zipper, folds and heat-seal areas. Allow space for the valve attachment and keep important artwork clear. Check the proposed position on a filled sample before approving production.
Bring these details to the quote.
Bag format; beans or ground coffee; fill weight; valve and zipper requirements; quantity per design; and delivery country. Add an existing bag or a drawing if available. Selected pouch projects can start from 500 pieces, with the minimum confirmed for your size, laminate, features and printing method.
For a defined base, compare flat-bottom coffee pouches. For folded side panels, see side-gusset bags. For back-seam details and rollstock, see center-seal bags.
Two routes to discuss
From your next blend to your next repeat order.
New launches & multiple designs
Review digital printing for shorter runs and artwork variations. Share a separate quantity for each blend or design, even when the pouches use the same size. Guangzhou HP Indigo 25K capability supports the discussion; the final production route depends on your specification.
Stable designs & replenishment
Compare gravure printing for larger or repeat orders with stable artwork. Review the quantity per design, material, cylinder preparation where applicable and future order plan. The quotation confirms setup costs and the agreed production schedule.
Compare short-run digital pouch printing and multi-design requirements
DIT Packaging connects overseas customers with the Guangzhou and Shaoguan production system. See our production overview
A useful first message
Tell us what you know. We can work through the rest.
DDP, FOB and CIF can be discussed with your destination address or named port. Confirm sample preparation, production and transport separately against your required arrival date.
You do not need to select a material before contacting Jack. A short project outline is enough to start the specification discussion.
- Product to packCoffee beans, ground coffee or another product, plus the intended fill weight.
- Quantity for each designNumber of artwork versions and approximate quantity per version. Tell us if the figures are still uncertain.
- Size or referenceFinished dimensions, a drawing or a photo of a reference bag. Include preferred valve or zipper options.
- Delivery countryDestination country and any launch or replenishment date you are working towards.
Before you order
Questions coffee buyers ask.
What is the valve on a coffee bag for?
A one-way degassing valve lets gas released by roasted coffee leave the sealed pack while limiting air entering through the valve. It is a feature to specify with the laminate and sealing arrangement, not a replacement for them. The complete pack and storage conditions determine the packaging performance.
Can I order a custom coffee bag with valve and zipper?
Valve and resealable zipper options can be reviewed together for the chosen stand-up or flat-bottom construction. Send the intended filling weight, opening method and artwork so their positions can be agreed with the seals and usable filling space. Availability and MOQ are confirmed for that specification.
Should I specify a valve for coffee beans or ground coffee?
Tell us whether the product is whole beans or ground coffee, how soon it is packed after roasting or grinding, and the filling and storage process. A valve requirement should be assessed for that process. For ground coffee, also identify whether the proposed valve configuration needs protection from fine product particles.
What information do you need to quote custom coffee bags?
Start with your product, quantities and destination. Tell us whether you are packing coffee beans, ground coffee or another product; list the quantity per design and the number of designs. Add finished pouch dimensions, a reference bag or intended fill weight if known. Valve, zipper, finish and filling details help us confirm the specification before quoting.
Is the minimum quantity calculated per design or in total?
The applicable minimum must be confirmed for your specification. Please give both the quantity per artwork design and the project total. Format, size, material and printing method affect the review; several designs do not automatically share one minimum. We confirm the quantity basis in the quotation.
Can different blends use different artwork in one project?
Different artwork versions can be reviewed as one project. Prepare a design-and-quantity list, noting which blends share a pouch size, material and features. Digital printing is an option to discuss for artwork variations. Production grouping and the minimum for each design need confirmation; we do not assume every combination can run together.
When should digital and gravure printing be compared?
Compare them once the specification and order plan are clear. Digital printing is worth reviewing for new launches, shorter runs and multiple designs. Gravure is worth comparing for stable artwork and repeat or larger orders. Ask us to assess setup requirements, the quantity per design and planned reorders; neither method is always the lower-cost choice.
How are pouch dimensions and filling capacity confirmed?
Use finished dimensions and a filling check, rather than weight alone. Share a measured reference bag or drawing, your intended fill weight and filling process. Coffee beans and ground coffee can occupy different volumes. For a bottom gusset, identify whether your measurement is the half-bottom or fully expanded base. Confirm the final layout and usable capacity before production.
Which parts of the timeline need confirmation before ordering?
Confirm artwork approval, sampling, production and shipping separately. Timing depends on the sampling method, approved specification and artwork, agreed payment, material availability and production scheduling. Allow for any applicable gravure cylinder preparation and delivery arrangements. The order quotation should state the schedule and its starting conditions.
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