PP Bag (Polypropylene Bag) refers to a plastic packaging bag made from polypropylene as raw material. It features high transparency, good toughness, moisture and dust resistance, and low cost. It is widely used for inner packaging and transport packaging of textiles, clothing, toys, hardware, electronic accessories, etc. In foreign trade, PP bags are often used as basic packaging materials. Compared with PE bags (polyethylene bags), PP bags are stiffer and more transparent, but slightly less flexible and less resistant to low temperatures. Usage scenarios include: dust protection before product shipment, isolation packaging during container transport, simple packaging before retail, etc. Notes: 1) Thickness (e.g., 0.03mm), dimensions, and printing requirements (whether to print logo or warning text) must be specified; 2) Exports to the EU must comply with REACH, RoHS and other environmental regulations, avoiding banned plasticizers; 3) If used for food contact, food-grade test reports must be provided; 4) Distinguish from OPP bags (oriented polypropylene bags), which are thinner and more brittle and are often used for outer packaging of single items. When quoting, specify whether printing is included, sealing method (self-adhesive, heat seal), and packing quantity.
📝 Examples
1. Please put each T-shirt in this batch into a transparent PP bag, with our company logo printed on the bag, thickness no less than 0.04mm, and then pack them into cartons. (Note: Specify the specifications, printing, and thickness requirements of PP bags for clothing inner packaging.)
2. The hardware accessories we export to Germany use PP bags as inner packaging. Please ensure that the PP bags comply with REACH regulations and provide corresponding test reports. (Note: Emphasize environmental compliance to avoid customs clearance obstacles caused by material issues.)
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