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12 oz stand-up coffee bag with a degassing valve and tin-tie top

12 oz Coffee Bags

Roaster-grade 12 oz bags with a degassing valve and a resealable top.

$0.36/ unit · 50 units
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Free dieline & proofShips in ~10 daysLow 100-unit minimum

Twelve ounces is the retail bag size, and fresh-roasted beans give off gas for days, so the bag needs a one-way valve to let it out without letting air in.

We build 12 oz bags with that valve, a high-barrier film, and a resealable top, then print your label across the whole face.

  • One-way degassing valve for fresh-roasted beans
  • High-barrier film that blocks oxygen and light
  • Resealable tin-tie or zip top
  • Box-bottom or stand-up styles, printed full-face
Barrier
Multi-layer film, keeps fresh
Resealable
Zip & tear-notch options
100 min
Low minimum, digital runs
Recyclable
Mono-material options
Rated 5 out of 5
“Low minimums were the whole reason we tried them. 250 pouches to test a flavor, then 5,000 when it took off — same bag, same print, no drama.”
Elena Sokolova — Co-founder, Wildgrain Snacks
Rated 5 out of 5
“The valve bags keep our roast fresh and the print quality is better than bags we paid twice as much for. Reorders take one email.”
Marcus Webb — Head Roaster, Northline Coffee
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Why 12 oz and why the valve

Twelve ounces is the standard retail bag for whole-bean and ground coffee in the US, so it's the size most roasters print first. The detail that makes or breaks it is the valve.

Fresh-roasted beans off-gas carbon dioxide for days. Seal them in an airtight bag with no escape and the bag swells like a balloon, sometimes to the point of bursting. A one-way degassing valve lets that CO2 out while keeping oxygen, the thing that goes stale, from getting in. Every serious coffee bag has one.

Film and closure

The film is a high-barrier laminate that blocks oxygen, light, and moisture, the three things that age coffee. On top of the barrier, the closure decides how the customer reseals it:

  • Tin-tie: the foldover wire strip, simple and classic
  • Zip: a press-to-close seal for a cleaner reseal
  • Heat-seal only: cheapest, for single-use or sample sizes

Styles and printing

Box-bottom (also called quad-seal) bags stand square and stack like a brick, which suits shelf display. Stand-up pouches are rounder and cheaper to start. Both print full-face, edge to edge.

We print these digitally, so a small roaster can run a single origin without a five-figure order. Need a refill-and-box system instead? See mylar bags with box. For other sizes and shapes, stand-up pouch custom printing covers the range. Get a quote to price your beans.

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