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The Plum Purple Heavy-Duty Garlic Labeled Mesh Bag is engineered for large-scale garlic storage, transport, and market-ready presentation. With a robust 35kg load capacity and a deep plum color that conveys quality and freshness, this bag is both functional and visually distinctive. The integrated label panel allows for clear branding, origin tracking, and handling instructions, making it ideal for garlic farmers, wholesalers, and exporters who need reliable, high-volume packaging.
High Load Capacity: Holds up to 35kg of garlic, perfect for bulk harvests and wholesale lots.
Rich Plum Color: Elegant and eye-catching, suitable for premium garlic varieties and gourmet markets.
Built-In Label Panel: Customizable for farm logos, certifications, QR codes, and batch information.
Breathable Mesh Construction: 18×25 weave density ensures optimal airflow to prevent moisture and mold.
Durable & Reusable: Made from 70g/㎡ reinforced PP mesh, built to withstand repeated use and rough handling.
Easy to Stack & Store: Rectangular shape (58×100cm) allows stable stacking in storage and transport.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 4025 |
| Color | Plum Purple |
| Size | 58cm × 100cm |
| Warp Density | 18 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 25 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 70g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 35kg |
| Material | Reinforced PP Mesh |
| Label Type | Integrated printable panel |
| Applications | Bulk garlic packaging, wholesale distribution, export garlic, farm storage, supermarket supply |
Large-Scale Garlic Farms: Ideal for harvesting, curing, and storing garlic in bulk.
Wholesale Markets & Distribution Centers: Durable enough for palletized transport and handling.
Export Packaging: Meets international standards for ventilation, labeling, and weight capacity.
Supermarket & Restaurant Supply: Professional appearance and functionality for commercial buyers.
We offer heavy-duty customization for garlic packaging:
Custom Label Printing: Origin stamps, organic certifications, weight labels, and QR traceability codes.
Color Options: Plum, burgundy, eggplant, or custom purple shades.
Reinforcement Features: Double-stitched seams, corner guards, or reinforced handles for extra durability.
Size Variations: Custom dimensions available for specific garlic varieties or packing systems.
Bulk & Pallet-Ready Formats: Designed for efficient stacking and automated handling.
Q1: Can this bag be used for garlic curing?
A: Yes, the breathable mesh is ideal for garlic curing, allowing air circulation while protecting bulbs.
Q2: Is the 35kg capacity suitable for wet or freshly harvested garlic?
A: Yes, but we recommend allowing garlic to dry partially before packing to maximize ventilation.
Q3: How long does custom labeling take?
A: Custom label orders require 50 days for production to ensure quality printing and material preparation.
Q4: Can the bag be reused for multiple seasons?
A: Absolutely. The reinforced PP mesh is washable and designed for long-term use.
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