PP Woven Bag is a plastic woven bag made from polypropylene (PP) as raw material, through extrusion into film, cutting into yarn, and weaving. It is commonly used for packaging bulk materials such as fertilizers, chemical raw materials, grains, and cement. In foreign trade, this term often appears in inquiries, contracts, letters of credit, and packing lists, and specifications (such as gram weight, size, warp and weft density, color, printing, etc.) must be clearly stated. Usage scenarios include: export packaging, transport packaging, promotional packaging, etc. Notes: 1) Distinguish from PE woven bags; PP is harder and has better heat resistance; 2) Specify whether it is laminated or has a PE liner to prevent moisture; 3) Pay attention to shipping mark requirements on packaging labels; 4) Some countries require MSDS or food-grade certification. Different from 'PP Woven Fabric', which is a semi-finished roll material, while woven bags are finished products. In addition, compared with 'paper-plastic composite bags', PP woven bags have higher strength and lower cost, but slightly poorer printing results.
📝 Examples
1. We need to purchase 100,000 PP woven bags, specifications: 60x100cm, 80g/m², white, laminated, for packaging fertilizer exported to Brazil. (Note: clarify specifications and use in the inquiry)
2. Please provide the MSDS and food-grade certification for PP woven bags so that we can process the letter of credit documents. (Note: the letter of credit requires relevant certificates)
💡 Foreign Trade Tips
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