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Coffee & tea — aroma, locked in.

Coffee and tea lose aroma fast when oxygen, moisture and light get in. Antilia builds high-barrier stand-up and side-gusset pouches with one-way degassing valves and foil or metallised laminates on the BARRIXA™ system — so roast freshness and tea character stay sealed from pack date to the last cup.

Whole bean, ground coffee, loose-leaf and tea bags — valve pouches and foil laminates that preserve aroma across retail and export shelf lives.

Why it matters

Built to keep roast-fresh aroma in.

Freshly roasted coffee keeps releasing CO₂ for days. A one-way degassing valve lets that gas escape without letting oxygen back in — so beans and ground coffee don't swell the pack or go stale on the shelf.

Aroma is fragile. A high oxygen barrier slows the oxidation that flattens flavour, a strong moisture barrier keeps tea leaves and ground coffee crisp, and a metallised or foil layer blocks the light that fades delicate notes.

We match the exact BARRIXA™ barrier tier to your roast, blend, format and target shelf life — then finish with resealable zippers and custom print so the pack performs on the shelf and in the kitchen.

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FAQ

Common questions

Do you provide coffee pouches with a one-way degassing valve?+

Yes. Freshly roasted coffee releases CO₂, so we fit one-way degassing valves that let gas out without letting oxygen in — keeping whole bean and ground coffee fresh without swelling the pack.

Which barrier do you recommend for coffee and tea?+

A high oxygen and moisture barrier with a light barrier (metallised or foil). On the BARRIXA™ system we match the exact tier to your roast or blend, pack format and shelf-life target.

Can the pouches be resealable and custom printed?+

Yes — press-to-close zippers keep aroma in after opening, and we print your artwork for full retail shelf appeal.

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