English 
 |
loading
| Availability: | |
|---|---|
| Quantity: | |
The SarChao Deep Orange Durable Labeled Onion Mesh Bag is a robust and visually appealing packaging solution designed for onion growers, distributors, and retailers. Made from high-quality polypropylene mesh with a built-in label panel, this bag combines strength, breathability, and branding capability in one functional design. Its vibrant deep orange color ensures high visibility while the integrated label area allows for easy product identification, branding, and compliance labeling.
Built-in Label Panel: Pre-designed label area for branding, barcodes, origin, or handling instructions.
High Strength & Durability: Reinforced weave structure withstands heavy loads and repeated use.
Excellent Ventilation: Mesh construction promotes airflow, reducing moisture and spoilage.
Vibrant & Visible: Deep orange color enhances product appeal and easy identification.
Optimal Load Capacity: Safely carries up to 22kg, ideal for commercial onion packaging.
Food-Safe Material: Made from non-toxic, odorless PP material suitable for direct food contact.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 4005 |
| Color | Deep Orange |
| Size | 50cm × 80cm |
| Warp Density | 15 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 26 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 58g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 22kg |
| Material | PP Mesh |
| Label Type | Integrated Label Panel |
| Applications | Onion packaging, branded agricultural products, retail ready packaging |
Branded Onion Packaging: Ideal for farms and cooperatives with strong brand identity.
Retail Ready Packaging: Label area accommodates pricing, origin, and product info.
Harvest & Storage: Durable enough for field use and extended storage periods.
Export & Distribution: Complies with labeling requirements for domestic and international markets.
We offer comprehensive customization to match your branding needs:
Label Design & Printing: Custom logos, text, barcodes, QR codes, and certification marks.
Color Matching: Various color options for mesh and label background.
Material Upgrades: UV-resistant, anti-static, or reinforced mesh options.
Size Variations: Custom dimensions available upon request.
Packaging Formats: Bulk bags, bundled packs, or retail-ready units.
Q1: Can the label be printed on both sides?
A: Yes, we offer single or double-sided printing on the label panel for enhanced visibility.
Q2: Is the bag reusable and washable?
A: Absolutely, the durable PP mesh can be rinsed and reused multiple times.
Q3: What is the maximum print area on the label?
A: The standard label panel is 15cm × 10cm, but can be customized to your design requirements.
Q4: How long does customization with printed labels take?
A: Custom printed orders require 50 days for production to ensure quality and accuracy.
Q5: Is there a minimum order quantity for custom labeled bags?
A: Yes, the MOQ for custom labeled bags is 100,000 units. Volume discounts are available.
Raschel vs Leno mesh bags: Compare strength, stretch, and compatibility to protect produce and improve logistics.
Stop produce spoilage and bag ruptures with breathable Raschel mesh bags. Durable warp-knitted structure for bulk logistics. Get expert spec selection guide.
Stop losing potatoes and onions to rot, sprouting, and mold. Learn how to select the best mesh bags for proper ventilation and extended shelf life.
Reduce produce spoilage. Breathable mesh packaging improves airflow, prevents moisture buildup, extends shelf life. Discover Raschel & Leno mesh bags.
Boost produce sales with handled mesh bags: grab-and-go convenience, superior ventilation, and automation-ready wicketed designs.
From the farm to the fork, the journey of root vegetables like onions, potatoes, and garlic is a race against time. The post-harvest phase presents a significant challenge: preserving freshness while navigating a complex supply chain.
In industries where precision is paramount, the tools you use make all the difference. From filtering automotive paint to packaging fresh produce, the smallest inconsistency can lead to significant quality issues or product loss.
In the fresh produce supply chain, proper packaging is a silent but critical partner. The journey from farm to fork is a race against time, where maintaining freshness is paramount.
In the fast-paced world of fresh produce, packaging is far more than a simple container. It's a critical tool that extends shelf life, enhances visual appeal, and protects valuable goods from farm to table. The right packaging choice can make the difference between profit and loss.
Jute vs PP mesh bags: Compare cost, breathability, spoilage, and sustainability to choose the best agricultural packaging for your supply chain.
Avoid mesh bag failures: compare single vs multi-strand weaving for filtration and packaging. Choose the right structure.
Learn how to choose onion mesh bags that prevent rot, reduce shrinkage, and boost brand visibility with custom printing for retail shelves.
Leno vs circular mesh bags: the right choice prevents produce rot & pallet collapse. See how to match the weave to your farm's needs.
Choose the right agricultural export packaging: mesh or bulk bags. Reduce spoilage, optimize freight, cut labor costs. Read our guide.
Optimize automated packing lines with Wicketed Leno Mesh Bags. Boost throughput, reduce labor costs, and prevent costly machine downtime.
Optimize potato packaging with polyethylene. Learn to choose the right PE films, integrate automated machinery, and find reliable manufacturers.
Guide to sourcing customized woven bags for extreme environments. Learn how polymer selection and UV specs prevent catastrophic field failures.
Learn how to choose the right vegetable mesh bags. Compare materials, weaves, and specs to prevent root crop spoilage and protect yields.
Compare solid woven PP vs. mesh bags for produce. Learn to balance strength and ventilation to maximize shelf life and prevent crop spoilage.
Why Are Onion Mesh Bags Usually Orange or Red?1. IntroductionWalk through the produce section of almost any supermarket in Europe, Canada, or North America, and you will quickly notice one thing: most onions are packed in orange or red mesh bags.This is not a coincidence.In the agricultural packagin