Coffee bag sizes usually follow common retail weights such as 100g, 250g, 500g, and 1kg. A 100g coffee pouch may start around 120 × 200 + 70 mm. A 250g pouch may start around 140 × 220 + 80 mm. A 500g pouch may start around 160 × 260 + 90 mm.
These are reference sizes, not fixed rules. Whole bean coffee, ground coffee, dark roast, light roast, and filling method can all change the required volume.
Coffee bags often need a degassing valve, zipper, and high-barrier material. PET / VMPET / PE and PET / AL / PE are common structures.
Use the pouch size calculator to estimate a starting size, then confirm with a sample and dieline before printing.
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What size bag is used for 100g coffee?
A common starting point is around 120 × 200 + 70 mm, depending on coffee density and bag style.
What size bag is used for 250g coffee?
A common starting point is around 140 × 220 + 80 mm.
What size bag is used for 500g coffee?
A common starting point is around 160 × 260 + 90 mm.
Do coffee bags need a degassing valve?
Freshly roasted coffee usually benefits from a degassing valve to release gas while protecting the product.
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