Woven Bag

Woven Bag (Woven Bag) is a packaging container made from polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (HDPE) as the main raw material, which is extruded and stretched into flat filaments and then woven. It is commonly used for the transport packaging of bulk commodities such as agricultural products, chemical raw materials, and building materials. In foreign trade, this term usually appears in contracts, invoices, packing lists, and letters of credit to specify the packaging method. Usage scenarios include: stating 'packed in woven bags' in quotations, or a letter of credit requiring 'woven bags with inner plastic liner'. Precautions: It is necessary to specify the gram weight (e.g., 50g/m²), dimensions, whether laminated, inner liner, printing requirements, and load-bearing weight to avoid disputes caused by vague specifications; also note the difference from 'laminated bag' and 'FIBC/ton bag', the latter having larger capacity and higher strength. Compared with 'plastic bag', woven bags focus more on the weaving process and load-bearing performance. Foreign trade practitioners should choose appropriate specifications based on product characteristics, transportation conditions, and the importing country's environmental requirements (e.g., degradable), and accurately describe them in documents to comply with letters of credit and customs regulations.