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Nowadays, there are various kinds of coffee packaging in the market. How do you choose the coffee packaging machine that suits you?
Now let us help you choose the right coffee packer for you. Now the machines are customized, so before determining the machine, we first need to determine the requirements of the packaging bag, the packaging bag requirements are as follows:
1. Barrier performance
The bag needs to be sealed to keep the beans fresh. You can know the sealing effect by observing whether the bag is equipped with a one-way inlet valve. Coffee is very sensitive to external influences, so first, you need to set up a barrier to the packaging, which will help to avoid interference from oxygen, UV and other factors. Many stand-up coffee bags today have a three-ply sheet of metal or pure aluminum.
Alternatively, you can opt for a double layer of high-barrier polyester laminate, which keeps the beans fresh and is made of 100% plastic -- including a one-way inlet valve and seal strip. These bags can be recycled in most Nordic countries. To prevent UV light from entering the bag as much as possible, consider black or white polyester or print a dense pattern.
2. Bag type
There are many kinds of bags for packaging, so you should first determine the appropriate bag according to your own ideas. The main types of bags are as follows: 1. Self-supporting bags; 2. Corner bags;
3. The sealing
While bagged coffee loses its flavor quickly when opened, the bag keeps the beans fresh. The user needs to pay attention to is, when pulling seal, had better expel the air inside first. A bag without a seal is suitable for a small amount of the same kind of thing, which means it is more suitable for retail use or household consumption. When choosing a self-sealing bag, pay attention to the quality of the seal so as to effectively ensure the freshness of the coffee and let the user use up every bean.
4. Label
The specialty coffee industry likes their labels, and rightly so. You need a good label to indicate where the coffee came from, how it was handled, the date it was roasted and more information about the beans. Don't rush into the design; this critical element needs plenty of time to complete.
For commonly used bags, you may want a large, pre-printed logo and label. But for bespoke bags, small and clean labels can convey the message of the coffee, and the brand image can be better represented by the packaging design. Try to match the label material to the bag. Matt plastic or paper labels are suitable for dull surfaces. Shiny labels are better for shiny bags. Matt's clear plastic label is best for brown paper bags.
Printing your own labels is cheaper and more flexible than buying off-the-shelf labels. Buy a good label printer and make a template that fits your style so you can easily change the details. If you want color labels, you can use pre-printed logos and artwork from your supplier, as color ink cartridges for label printers are expensive. The colors and fonts on the label have a great influence on the customer, and different colors and styles of fonts can be used to distinguish the coffee bean information. Also, make sure the label information is intuitive and consistent. If it is not clearly stated, the customer may choose another coffee bean on the shelf.
