"Another day, another cup of coffee" - This timeless sentiment captures the essence of coffee's role in daily rituals worldwide. Beyond being a beverage, coffee embodies a rich history, scientific intrigue, and cultural significance, making it a cherished part of Avery Dennison's design portfolio.
We are passionate about showcasing the allure and complexity of Columbian coffee through innovative design. By highlighting its single-farm origin and distinctive flavor profile, we aim to elevate the coffee experience for aficionados who appreciate quality and craftsmanship.
Fasson® Grain Yellow Paper features an embossed non-coated paper with a grain effect and a special water adhesive. It includes super calendared white glassine paper for excellent roll label converting properties. Specifically designed for offset printing, this material offers a personalized texture ideal for enhancing product packaging. Its thick surface ensures durability, though it's best suited for larger label applications.
Our design approach for Columbian coffee integrates elegance with sensory appeal. The peach and cream color palette evokes warmth and nostalgia, mirroring the coffee's balanced flavor achieved through natural drying processes. Copper foiling accentuates coffee features, while embossing adds visual and tactile dimensions, ensuring our packaging stands out. The grain pattern of Fasson® Grain Yellow Paper enhances the sensory connection to the coffee's origin, emphasizing authenticity and quality
The Fasson® Grain Yellow Paper is ideal for achieving high-quality finishes using a range of printing techniques. Offset printing ensures crisp, detailed visuals, while HP Indigo provides vibrant color reproduction for complex designs. Hot foil stamping adds a luxurious touch, highlighting key elements of the label, and screen printing introduces enhanced textures. Embossing and debossing techniques further elevate the design by adding depth and a tactile dimension, enhancing the overall packaging experience and making it stand out on the shelf.
