Plastic Bag

Plastic Bag in foreign trade usually refers to packaging bags made from raw materials such as polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), and is a common packaging material. Usage scenarios include: product inner packaging, outer packaging, transport packaging, and retail shopping bags. Precautions: 1) Different countries have different environmental requirements for plastic bags; for example, the EU has strict restrictions on single-use plastic products, so before export it is necessary to confirm compliance with target market regulations (such as the EN 13432 degradable standard); 2) Material and thickness affect tariff classification; for example, PE bags are usually classified under HS code 39232100, and PP bags under 39232990; 3) If used for food contact, certifications such as FDA or LFGB must be provided; 4) Differences from terms such as 'Plastic Film' and 'Plastic Pouch': Plastic Bag generally refers to bag-shaped products with an opening that can hold items, while Plastic Film mostly refers to unformed film rolls, and Plastic Pouch often refers to composite bags with seals. In foreign trade contracts, material, size, thickness, printing, packaging method, and environmental requirements should be clearly specified to avoid returns or fines caused by inconsistent specifications.