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Coffee Product Catalog Template

Use this coffee product catalog template to present the full range: it opens with 10 products from Ridgeback Coffee Roasters, a fictional brand, arranged in 5 sections (single origin, blends, café and ready to drink and more), with Ethiopia Yirgacheffe, 12 oz and Cold Brew Concentrate, 32 oz among the featured pieces. Products sit in a clean grid with a photo, name, short description and price that works in print and on a phone. Add your own photos and products, then download a PDF or publish an online catalog with search and categories.

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Sample data

What's in this coffee product catalog

10 products across 5 sections (single origin, blends, café, ready to drink and brew gear), with 2 flagged as bestseller and new to guide a first order. Add your own photos and descriptions, or import products from a spreadsheet.
Sample products included in this template
SKUProductCategoryPrice
RB-SO01Ethiopia Yirgacheffe, 12 ozSingle origin$19.00
RB-SO02Colombia Huila, 12 ozSingle origin$17.50
RB-SO03Guatemala Antigua, 12 ozSingle origin$17.50
RB-BL02Breakfast Blend, 12 ozBlends$16.00
RB-DC01Decaf Swiss Water, 12 ozBlends$18.00
RB-BL01House Espresso Blend, 5 lbCafé$62.00
RB-CB01Cold Brew Coarse Grind, 5 lbCafé$58.00
RB-CB05Cold Brew Concentrate, 32 ozReady to drink$16.00
RB-DB01Pour-Over Drip Bags, 10 ctReady to drink$16.00
RB-EQ01Ceramic Pour-Over DripperBrew gear$26.00

Tips

How to make a great coffee product catalog

Sections and layout for a coffee catalog

A coffee catalog should help a café owner or home brewer pick a coffee by taste. Organize by flavor profile (bright and fruity, chocolatey, balanced) or by brewing method, and give each coffee its farm or region story in two sentences. A page on café services, such as equipment, training and standing orders, turns the catalog into a pitch for wholesale accounts.

Photographing coffee products

Photograph bags straight on in consistent light with a small pile of beans for color. For café accounts, a finished drink beside the bag helps. Matte bags photograph best in soft light; glossy bags need a diffuser to avoid hot spots.

FAQ

Coffee product catalog questions

Should a coffee catalog include brewing guides?

A short page of recipes (espresso, filter, cold brew) adds real value for cafés and shops, and it shows that you support accounts beyond selling beans.

Should retail and café prices share one list?

They can, in two clearly labeled sections. Some roasters send separate lists so cafés see only bulk bags and shops see only retail bags.

Should I send my catalog as a PDF or a link?

Both. A PDF is best for email attachments, printing and trade shows; an online catalog link is better on phones and WhatsApp because it always shows your latest products and prices, and buyers can send an order from it. CatalogKite gives you both from the same document.

Make your coffee product catalog now

Open this catalog with the sample products, add your photos, then download a PDF or publish an online catalog.