PE Film

PE film, or polyethylene film, is a common plastic packaging material in foreign trade, widely used for packaging in food, personal care, electronics, apparel, and other industries. In foreign trade, PE film is usually traded in rolls or bags, involving specifications (thickness, width, length), density (LDPE, LLDPE, HDPE), color, transparency, tensile strength, and other parameters. Use cases include: exporting as packaging material alone, or as accompanying packaging for other products. Notes: clarify trade terms (e.g., FOB, CIF), payment methods (T/T, L/C), minimum order quantity, delivery time, packaging requirements (e.g., pallets, stretch film), etc. Differences from other terms: PE film differs from PP film (polypropylene film); PE film is softer and more low-temperature resistant, while PP film is harder and more high-temperature resistant; PE film also differs from PVC film; PE film is non-toxic and environmentally friendly, often used for food contact. In foreign trade, pay attention to environmental regulations on plastic packaging in different countries (e.g., EU REACH, RoHS), as well as tariffs and anti-dumping policies.