Your Coffee
Specify whether you pack beans or ground coffee, the pack weight and your intended storage conditions. Include any existing barrier specification.
PACKAGING FOR YOUR MARKET
Coffee Packaging
Coffee packaging starts with the right material structure. Explore barrier, opening and finish options around your coffee, filling process and pack format.
Discuss this application
Packaging examples from TsimisFOR YOUR PRODUCT
A Brief Built Around Your Coffee
Start with the coffee itself, then consider the pack. Product format, intended storage and the filling process help define the discussion about material structure. Tsimis’s coffee applications include high-barrier, vacuum and easy-open structures, with matte and rough-touch finish options.
Your Filling Line
Describe the packing process, dimensions and current material. If vacuum packing is part of your process, make it part of the brief.
Your Pack Identity
Bring artwork and colour references, and identify whether matte appearance, tactile finish or opening behaviour is your priority.
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
Structures and finishes
for this application.
Our team can discuss which combination suits your product, filling process and packaging format.
High-Barrier StructuresDiscuss the barrier requirements of your product and its material structure.Easy-Open StructuresOpening features selected around the pack and its intended use.Vacuum Packaging StructuresStructures for vacuum-packaging applications.Matte FinishA matte visual finish for printed packaging.Rough TouchA textured finish that adds a tactile dimension to the pack.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Your questions,
answered.
Does a matte finish define the barrier performance?
Finish and material structure are separate parts of the specification. Discuss the appearance alongside the protection required by the coffee and the conditions in which it will be packed and stored.
Can I discuss a vacuum coffee pack?
Yes. Vacuum structures are listed among Tsimis’s coffee applications. Share your process and pack specification so the team can discuss a suitable structure for your project.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Prepare your packaging brief.
Start with your product, pack dimensions, packing process and artwork. Add quantities and the change you want to achieve. You can begin with the information you already have.