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Light Pink Circular Radish Mesh Bag
1. Product Overview
The Light Pink Circular Radish Mesh Bag by Hebei Sanchao is a specialized packaging solution designed for the efficient and attractive bundling of bunched radishes. Its unique circular (tubular) construction allows for easy insertion of radishes with tops, keeping bunches intact and presentation tidy. The soft light pink color is gentle on the eyes and helps delicate radishes appear fresh and appealing. Despite its lightweight 43g construction, it boasts an impressive 25kg load capacity, making it both practical for handling and visually suitable for direct retail sale.
2. Key Features & Benefits
Circular Tubular Design for Easy Packing
The seamless circular shape simplifies the packing process for bunched radishes. Workers can quickly insert bunches without struggling with bag corners, significantly increasing packing line efficiency and reducing labor time.
High Strength-to-Weight Ratio
With a gram weight of only 43g, this bag is exceptionally lightweight, minimizing packaging material costs and waste. However, its robust 18x19 weave density provides surprising strength, safely containing up to 25kg of produce—ideal for bulk transport from field to market.
Gentle Light Pink Color Enhances Freshness
The light pink hue offers a clean, soft background that contrasts beautifully with the vibrant colors of radish roots and green tops. This enhances the perceived freshness and quality of the produce, encouraging purchases at farmers' markets and supermarkets.
Excellent Ventilation
The open mesh weave ensures optimal airflow around the radish bunches. This ventilation is crucial for dissipating field heat and moisture, extending shelf life by preventing wilting and rot, especially for radishes with their leaves still attached.
Versatile for Bulk & Retail Use
Its durability supports farm and wholesale bulk handling, while its attractive appearance makes it ready for direct retail display without the need for repackaging, bridging the gap between logistics and point-of-sale.
3. Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Light Pink Circular Radish Mesh Bag |
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Color | Light Pink |
| Bag Type | Circular / Tubular |
| Dimensions (Diameter x Length) | 53 cm (Circumference) × 87 cm (Length) |
| Weave Density (Warp/Weft) | 18 / 19 threads per 10cm |
| Gram Weight | 43 g |
| Maximum Load Capacity | 25 kg |
| Key Feature | Tubular Design for Bunched Produce |
4. Applications
Bunched Radish Packaging: The primary and ideal use for packing whole radishes with greens attached, keeping bunches neat and presentable.
Carrot & Parsnip Bundling: Also effective for bundling other similar root vegetables with tops for fresh market sales.
Farmers' Markets & CSA Boxes: Perfect for direct-to-consumer sales where attractive, functional packaging adds value.
Supermarket Fresh Produce Sections: Suitable for pre-bunched radishes sold in the refrigerated vegetable aisle.
Organic Farm Packaging: The soft color and natural look align well with organic and eco-friendly brand aesthetics.
5. Customization Services
Tailor this bag to your specific needs:
Color Variations: Available in other pastel shades like light green, cream, or custom colors to match your brand.
Size Modifications: Adjust the diameter and length to accommodate different bunch sizes or vegetable types.
Printing Options: Add a small branded logo or text on the bag for farm or co-op identification (subject to MOQ).
Bagging Format: Can be supplied flat or on a roll for compatibility with automated bagging equipment.
6. FAQ
Q1: What is the advantage of a circular bag over a flat one for radishes?
A: Circular bags have no seams or corners, making it much faster and easier to insert bunched radishes. They also form a neater, more uniform bundle that looks better in retail settings and protects the vegetable tops from getting crushed.
Q2: Can this bag be used for loose, topped (without greens) radishes?
A: While designed for bunched radishes, it can certainly hold loose radishes. However, its open-top design is best suited for items that are bundled or where easy pouring is desired. For loose small items, a drawstring or wicket bag might be more secure.
Q3: Is the light pink color safe for food contact?
A: Absolutely. All our colorants are food-safe and comply with relevant international standards for food packaging materials. The pigment is integrated into the PP resin during production.
Q4: How many bunches of radishes typically fit in one bag?
A: Capacity depends on bunch size. Typically, one 53x87cm circular bag can comfortably hold 10-15 standard bunches of radishes, making it efficient for packing.
Q5: What is the minimum order quantity for this specific bag?
A: The MOQ for the standard Light Pink Circular Radish Mesh Bag is 100,000 pieces. For custom colors or printing, the MOQ may be higher. Please contact us for a detailed quotation.
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