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Green Coffee Packaging Solutions

Protect the quality of every lot, from origin to roastery.

Designed for Specialty Coffee

Moisture content and water activity are important indicators of green coffee condition. During storage and transport, moisture exchange with the surrounding environment and exposure to oxygen can affect how well a lot retains its quality. Packaging selection should account for these factors, together with the expected storage period and shipping conditions.

At FernPack, these considerations inform our approach to material selection, barrier performance and sealing methods. We work with you to define packaging specifications around your coffee, filling equipment and handling process—bringing product protection and practical performance together.

Full green coffee packaging solutions

From origin storage to delivery at the roastery, different lots need different packaging combinations. Explore inner bags for product protection and outer packaging for handling, identification and presentation.

Sustainability Certifications

FernPack green coffee bags are fully reusable and recyclable. Our certifications include:

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Frequently asked questions

What sizes are available, and can the dimensions be customised?

FernPack offers custom sizing options for green coffee packaging. Share your target weight per bag, preferred dimensions and any outer sack or carton requirements. The final size should allow sufficient space for filling and sealing while fitting your handling process.

Compatibility depends on the selected bag structure and format. For vacuum packing, specify a vacuum-compatible bag and check it with your equipment. For heat sealing, the seal width and operating settings should suit the material. Include your equipment details when requesting a quotation.

The appropriate storage period depends on the coffee’s initial condition, the bag’s barrier performance, seal integrity and storage environment. Share your intended storage duration and shipping conditions so these can be considered when selecting the packaging. Any specific preservation claim should be supported by testing under relevant conditions.