How to choose the appropriate tea packaging bag?

●  Understand the characteristics of tea leaves

Firstly, different types of tea (such as green tea, black tea, oolong tea, white tea, yellow tea, and red tea) have varying degrees of oxidation and preservation requirements. For example, green tea is extremely sensitive to oxygen, light, and humidity due to its lack of fermentation, and needs to be sealed and stored away from light; Black tea, on the other hand, undergoes post fermentation and requires some ventilation, but still needs to be moisture-proof and odor proof. Therefore, when choosing packaging bags, it is necessary to consider the breathability, light shielding, and moisture resistance of the materials.

●  Choose appropriate packaging materials

○  Aluminum foil bag: It has good light shielding and oxygen barrier properties, which can effectively protect the quality of easily oxidized tea leaves such as green tea, and is the first choice for many high-end tea leaves.

○  Kraft paper bag: Natural and environmentally friendly, with moderate breathability, suitable for storing black tea and oolong tea that require certain ventilation, while also providing a certain moisture-proof effect.

○  Plastic composite bag: Through multi-layer composite technology, it can achieve multiple functions such as moisture resistance, oxygen resistance, and light avoidance, and is suitable for long-term storage of various types of tea.

●  Consider the practicality of packaging design

○  Sealing: Ensure that the packaging bag has good sealing performance, preventing air and moisture from entering, and keeping the tea fresh.

Portability: For tea lovers who often go out to taste tea, choosing a portable packaging with a zipper or sealing strip is more convenient.

○  Transparency: Although transparent packaging may affect the preservation of certain tea leaves, an appropriate amount of transparent windows can allow consumers to visually see the quality of the tea leaves and increase their desire to purchase.

○  Information labeling: The packaging bag should clearly indicate the tea name, production date, shelf life, place of origin, and brewing suggestions for consumers to identify and store.

●  Combining market trends with brand positioning

With consumers' pursuit of quality of life, tea packaging not only requires practicality, but also needs to balance aesthetics and cultural connotations. Combining brand stories, traditional cultural elements, or modern design concepts to create a unique packaging style can enhance the added value of the product and attract more consumers' attention.