Canned & Bottled Coffee

Canned and bottled coffee manufacturing built around your product

Package format is a process decision as much as a branding one. We help you choose between aluminum cans and glass bottles based on the thermal treatment your formula needs and where the product will sell.

Aluminum cans of coffee moving through a filling line

Formats

Package options we fill

Aluminum cans

The default for RTD coffee: strong light and oxygen barrier, efficient in retail sets, well suited to retort and hot-fill programs.

Glass bottles

Premium shelf presence for cold brew and specialty lattes, with format constraints we review against your process.

Cans and bottles

Assistance with sourcing aluminum cans and glass bottles for shelf-stable coffee, matched to your process.

Ingredient sourcing

Assistance with sourcing coffee, dairy, plant-based, and functional ingredients for your canned or bottled coffee project.

Labeling and casing

Labels, date codes, cases, and pallets configured to the requirements of your retail channel.

Case and pallet configuration

Case counts, trays, shrink, and pallet patterns set to your distributor and retailer requirements.

Choosing a format

What actually drives the decision

Brands often pick a package first, then discover the formula cannot be processed in it, or that the shelf-life target is unrealistic. We reverse the order: define what your beverage needs thermally, then select the container that meets it.

Fill temperature, headspace, closure integrity, product viscosity, and light exposure all interact. So does cost per unit at your volume. We put those trade-offs in front of you before tooling and artwork decisions lock in.

  • Shelf stable RTD
  • Ambient versus refrigerated supply chain
  • Retail channel and shelf presentation
  • Fill temperature and process compatibility
  • Oxygen and light sensitivity of the formula
  • Cost per unit at your volume
  • Label and decoration method
  • Case configuration and freight efficiency

Not sure which package fits your coffee?

 We will lay out the realistic options and the trade-offs of each formulas.