Coffee Cold Brew and Iced Tea Packaging That Owns the Fridge

Cold drinks live in harsh conditions. Fridges bring light, moisture, and pressure changes that test every package choice. Savor Brands helps brands win in this cold world with cans, glass, PET bottles, and their signature Cold Brew Spouted Coffee Bags and 6 oz iced tea pouches. The goal is simple. Keep flavor protected, labels secure, and the package easy to store and pour.

Packaging Comparison: What Survives the Fridge

Cans

• Block light to prevent flavor hit from light strike
• Great for RTD cold brew and sparkling tea where pressure control matters
• Strong seams and predictable headspace management
• Stack well in cold storage

Glass Bottles

• Premium look for an iced tea bottle on the shelf
• Heavy and breakable, which can raise handling risks
• Prone to condensation that can lift labels if not planned for
• Best with sleeves or coatings that fight moisture

PET Bottles

• Lighter than glass and safer for transport
• Common in RTD packaging with many size options
• Need tinted resin or full coverage art to reduce light strike
• Benefit from moisture stable adhesives in the cold

Spouted Pouches from Savor Brands

• Space saving and easy to store in crowded fridges
• Ideal for cold brew refills and tea concentrates
• Great option for wholesale and single serve sizing
• Built with barrier films that guard against oxygen, moisture, and light
• Custom spouts with safety options, including anti choke caps
• Strong visual impact using holographic effects and heat sensitive inks that react to temperature

Barrier Needs: Freshness First

To keep taste on point, cold packaging should handle three main threats.

• Light control: Clear containers invite light strike. Cans, sleeved PET, and high barrier pouches reduce exposure.
• Oxygen control: Multi layer barrier films and tight seams preserve aroma and slow oxidation.
• Moisture control: Fridges create condensation. Materials and coatings must protect graphics and labels.

Carbonation and Headspace

Some cold brews and many teas add bubbles. Pressure rises as temperature shifts.

• Plan headspace to handle carbonation safely
• Choose formats with proven seal integrity, such as cans or reinforced spouted pouches
• Use closures tested for pressure so the pour stays clean

Condensation Control and Label Adhesion

Condensation can wreck branding if labels lift or wrinkle.

• Direct print on cans or pouches avoids label lift in the cold
• Sleeve labels deliver 360 degree design, but need moisture tolerant films and glues
• Pick inks and varnishes rated for low temperatures and wet handling

Savor Brands' Spouted Pouches

• Customization: Full custom print to match your brand, from bold art to clean minimal looks
• Innovation: Custom spouted pouches with holographic film options
• Product Range: Spouted pouches sized for coffee and tea. Full customize your own dimensions to suit your needs.
• Safety: Food grade materials and spout designs with safety features, including anti choke caps

Sleeve vs Direct Print: Which Fits Your Plan

• Direct Print Wins When: Moisture is constant, space is tight, and you want durable graphics that keep their edge
• Sleeves Win When: You need full coverage art, gradients, and quick SKU changes, with adhesives built for cold and wet

Storage and Handling

• Design for stacking and stable pallets
• Use handles or ergonomic spouts for easy back room moves
• Choose fridge friendly footprints that fit doors and crowded shelves