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Home Compostable Coffee Pouch

Home Compostable Coffee Pouch

Our sustainable coffee pouches can be made exactly to your specifications. Even if you're unsure what pouch type you need, inquire below and we will get you on the right track.  Available at an MOQ of 10,000 units, we have a number of different options, each having different moisture barriers. Sizing, print, and features can be fully customized. 

Add ons:
- Tear Notch
- Degassing Valve
- Windows
- Hang Hole for Retail
- Laser/Perforation cut
- Hang Hole for Retail

Finish:
- Gloss / 
Matte / Spot Matte

These pouches epitomize convenience, freshness, and aesthetic appeal, making them a perfect choice for eco-friendly coffee businesses. Designed with coffee freshness in mind, these pouches feature a one-way degassing valve that preserves the flavor and aroma of your premium coffee beans. Their excellent barrier properties shield the beans from external elements, ensuring an extended shelf life. Perfect for whole beans, ground coffee, or specialty blends, these coffee pouches maintain the utmost quality and taste. Beyond their functional advantages, coffee pouches' sleek appearance and customizable branding enhance shelf appeal, making your products stand out on the market. From premium artisan roasts to sustainably sourced organic blends, these sustainable coffee pouches provide a sophisticated and environmentally responsible packaging solution.

Discover our range of compostable pouches, thoughtfully designed with sustainability in mind. Our selection includes a variety of laminates, with some being certified as both Home and Industrial Compost Compliant. We take pride in offering you the best options based on your specific needs. Depending on the contents you wish to pack, we will recommend the most suitable material structure and barrier level (Low/Medium/High) to ensure optimal compostability for your product. Embrace eco-friendly packaging with our compostable pouches and contribute to a greener future.

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Is compostable packaging good for the environment?

Our perspective on compostable packaging evolves with ongoing research and new findings. One thing remains clear: we can't continue to depend solely on paper and LDPE (plastic) for future packaging solutions. Innovation in materials is essential, which is why we currently offer compostable options. While our present offerings may not be "perfect," the absence of investment from companies like ours would hinder progress toward the ideal compostable material. There are challenges, such as incomplete composting infrastructure and the lack of a strong alternative to fossil-based PBAT, a common binder in many bags. However, without exploring these options and supporting R&D in material science, legislative changes and the development of new materials will stall. For this reason, we see compostable technologies as a crucial investment in the future.

Do your bags contain microplastics?

No, they don’t. Many “biodegradable” plastics are often oxo-degradable plastics. These are produced from conventional non-biodegradable plastics, enhanced with additives that simulate biodegradation to promote material fragmentation. These plastics disintegrate into tiny fragments that persist in the environment. Our bags are completely different — there is no polyethylene structure in the bags. Instead, when they break down, they dissolve into water, organic biomass, and C02.

What are the certifications?

The bags are certified by all three industry certifiers; Vincotte, BPI and Dincerto, meeting American, European, International and Australian standards – including certifications for your domestic home compost. To gain these certifications, the product must break down within 90 days in commercial compost and 180 days in home compost conditions, including wormfarm compost. After degradation, they must leave no harmful residues behind. In fact, the only residue left behind is a soil enhancer which is returned to the earth as plant food.