Stand up Dried Mango Food Packaging Pouches Zip Lock Plastic Bags

Selection of tea bag packaging：

I. Material Selection
Tea is an extremely delicate agricultural product. Light, oxygen, water and odors can all affect its quality. Therefore, the choice of packaging materials is particularly important. The fresh and refreshing taste of green tea will be rapidly lost under light exposure. Therefore, high-end green tea packaging often uses a three-layer composite film of PET/aluminum foil/PE. The inner aluminum foil layer blocks ultraviolet rays and moisture, the outer PET layer carries the exquisite printing, and the middle PE layer ensures the sealing performance during heat sealing. However, for Pu 'er tea and dark tea that need to be aged, the opposite approach is taken. Cotton paper or micro-porous breathable film is chosen to allow the tea leaves to complete the transformation of time through "micro-breathing" with the air.

Ii. Detailed Design
The moment consumers tear open the package, the battle of experience truly begins. The "anti-human" designs of traditional tea packaging - such as the hard and hard-to-tear seals and the awkwardness of not being able to find an opening - are being gradually solved by the new generation of packaging. The appearance of the sawtooth-shaped easy-tear line makes it possible to open the bag with one hand. With a gentle pull, the tea aroma spreads along the bag opening, combining a sense of ceremony with convenience. The triangular three-dimensional tea bag paired with the ear-hanging stand saves office tea drinkers the trouble of looking for a cup. Just pour hot water over it and pair the ear-hanging stand, and you can enjoy a clear cup of tea. This lazy and friendly design is winning over more and more young consumers.
The information design on packaging is even more of a psychology. Experienced tea connoisseurs will nod frequently at the signs of the core production area and intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship, while novices rely on the considerate guidance of "85℃ water temperature and 3 minutes for brewing". Smart brands will turn the packaging into a tea instruction manual: a map of the tea garden is printed on the back to let consumers know which mountain and which forest the tea in their hands comes from. Scan the code to watch the video of a tea master hand-frying tea, making the journey of a single tea leaf from the field to the tip of the tongue clearly visible. These details are not redundant decorations but Bridges to build trust - when consumers feel that the packaging "understands them", repurchase becomes a natural choice.

Three, physical appearance is justice
In the era of the attention economy, the visual language of packaging must catch the eye within 0.3 seconds. High-end gift tea prefers the minimalist aesthetic of "less is more" : The matte gold-embossed brand LOGO is faintly visible against the dark background, and the relief technique Outlines the contours of the tea leaves. Opening the package is like opening a work of art. The younger brands have played a game of color and IP. The fluorescent packaging is paired with cool illustrations. The playful slogan "Have a cup of tea before going to work, and all your troubles will be gone for a party" makes the Z generation smile knowingly in front of the shelves. Brands that focus on traditional culture transform their packaging into a flowing scroll, featuring Huizhou-style landscapes, Song-style tea houses, and calligraphy inscriptions, making every time they pick up tea feel like a dialogue with the ancients.