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Packing and Shipping Coffee from Vietnam: Jute Bags, Bulk Liners and Containers

Packing and shipping coffee from Vietnam follows a well-tested routine: green beans leave in 60 kg jute or woven PP bags, 320 to a 20 ft container (19.2 MT), or loose inside a bulk liner; instant coffee leaves in 25 kg cartons or kraft bags with a PE liner, about 6 MT to a 20 ft. The details, from bag marks and liners to fumigation and condensation control, decide whether the coffee arrives as loaded.
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OEM Coffee in Vietnam: Custom Packaging, Branding and Formulation

OEM coffee in Vietnam means a factory produces coffee to your recipe, fills your packaging and ships it under your brand. The levers you control are the formula (bean base, blend ratio, roast profile or 3-in-1 recipe), the packaging format and material, the artwork, and the certificates and documents that travel with each lot. Each lever changes taste, shelf life, minimum order or cost, and some change all four.
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Why Is One Way Valve Used In Coffee Packaging?

A one-way valve is one of the options that can be included when packaging coffee. Once roasted, the coffee beans will have an air drain, or, to be precise, the degas process of the coffee beans. This degassing process usually occurs strongly after 1-2 days of roasting.That means a lot of gas coming out of coffee beans. That’s why without a one-way valve, your coffee package can be puffy and full of gas. Let’s Learn the Why Is One Way …