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How to Pack Your Coffee Bags for Shipping
Shipping your coffee bags and ensuring it arrives to your customer is just as important as roasting and packaging. Coffee bags bursting during transit can hurt your brand's reputation and also affect your revenue and overheard. Here's some quick tips to avoid your coffee bags from bursting in transit. Start by ensuring your coffee has rested an adequate period as bagging your coffee right away can cause more pressure to build. When fulfilling your customer's order, make sure the coffee bag(s) are packed snuggly to reduce unnecessary movement and that the degassing valves are not blocked as it will hinder the coffee's degassing and more likely to cause your coffee bags to burst.
Make Sure You Include This One Important Thing On Your Coffee Bags
Including brewing instructions, tip or recommendations directly on your coffee bag helps guide customers to get the best flavor from your roast, especially those new to specialty coffee. It builds trust by showing your brand cares about the entire coffee experience—not just the sale. Plus, it reduces brewing guesswork, which can lead to better reviews, repeat purchases, and word-of-mouth recommendations. Adding this to your side or back panel is a simple upgrade that enhances both usability and brand perception.
How to Label Your Coffee Bags
Labels work as an effective way to promote brand recognition and showcase product transparency. Showcase key information on your packaging label such as: Coffee Name Roast Level Origin Net Weight Roast Date Any certifications (organic, fair trade, and etc.) There are quite a few different...
Do Customers Care About Custom Coffee Packaging?
Does having custom coffee packaging matter to your customers? The simple answer? Yes, it does and here's why: In such a competitive Specialty Coffee market, custom packaging serves another purpose other than holding your coffee beans it tells your brand story and is a great way to showcase your bra...
