Flexible packaging film roll Packaging Manufacturing.On the Scope of Use of Food Packaging Bags

All products need to have packaging, some of which are made of paper, while others choose to use packaging bags. Packaging bags can only be referred to as a collective term, because there are really too many raw materials and varieties of packaging bags. Let's take a look at the usage range of packaging bags together.

Due to product resources and price issues, there are 6 billion woven bags used for cement packaging in China every year, accounting for over 85% of bulk cement packaging. With the development and use of flexible container bags, plastic woven container bags are widely used for sea transportation, packaging of industrial and agricultural products, and in agricultural product packaging.

Plastic woven bags have been widely used in the packaging of aquatic products, poultry feed packaging, covering materials for breeding farms, shading, wind protection, hail protection sheds for crop cultivation, and other materials. Common products: feed weaving bags, chemical weaving bags, putty powder weaving bags, urea weaving bags, vegetable mesh bags, fruit mesh bags, etc.

Food packaging such as rice and flour is gradually adopting woven bags for packaging. Common woven bags include rice woven bags, flour woven bags, corn woven bags, and other woven bags. Temporary tents, sun umbrellas, various travel bags, and travel bags in the tourism industry are all made of plastic fabrics. Various tarpaulins are widely used for transportation and storage as cover materials, replacing the bulky cotton tarpaulins that are prone to decay. Fences and mesh covers during construction are also widely used in plastic fabrics. Common ones include: logistics bags, logistics packaging bags, freight bags, freight packaging bags, etc.

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