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The Premium Deep Orange Onion Mesh Bag – Best Selected is an elite packaging solution designed for discerning growers and distributors who demand exceptional quality and reliability. Crafted from high-density leno mesh in a rich deep orange hue, this bag not only enhances product visibility but also ensures superior ventilation and durability. Featuring a built-in label panel for branding and certification display, it is the ideal choice for premium onion varieties destined for gourmet markets, exports, and high-end retail environments.
Best Selected Quality Assurance: Every bag undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure consistency and reliability.
Deep Orange Visual Appeal: Vibrant color stands out on shelves and enhances brand recognition.
Enhanced Ventilation Design: Open leno weave promotes airflow, reducing moisture and extending onion freshness.
Wicket-Ready for Efficiency: Pre-punched holes facilitate easy bundling, stacking, and retail display.
High Load Capacity: Supports up to 25kg, making it suitable for bulk packaging and transport.
Reusable & Eco-Friendly: Made from durable, food-safe PP material that can be washed and reused across seasons.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 5004 |
| Color | Deep Orange |
| Size | 53cm × 87cm |
| Warp Density | 24 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 22 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 72g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 25kg |
| Material | PP Leno Mesh |
| Label Panel | Integrated, custom printable |
| Applications | Premium onion packaging, gourmet retail, export produce, farm branding |
Gourmet & Organic Onions: Ideal for high-value onion varieties sold in specialty stores and farmers’ markets.
Export Packaging: Meets international standards for labeling, ventilation, and durability.
Branded Farm Products: Enhances farm identity and product traceability through customizable labeling.
Retail & Supermarket Ready: Attractive design and functional features support efficient shelf management.
We offer tailored branding options to align with your product story:
Custom Label Printing: Include farm logos, origin stamps, QR codes, and quality certifications.
Color Variations: Choose from a range of orange tones or request custom Pantone matching.
Material Upgrades: Optional UV-resistant, anti-static, or reinforced mesh for extended outdoor use.
Size Adjustments: Available in custom dimensions to fit specific onion types and packaging needs.
Bulk & Retail Formats: Offered in palletized bulk bags or consumer-ready bundled packs.
Q1: Can the bag be used for other vegetables?
A: Yes, while optimized for onions, it is also suitable for garlic, shallots, and other bulb vegetables requiring breathable packaging.
Q2: Is the label panel compatible with thermal printing?
A: Yes, the label area supports thermal transfer and digital printing for crisp, durable text and graphics.
Q3: What is the lead time for custom-branded orders?
A: Custom-branded orders require 50 days for production to ensure quality materials, precise printing, and thorough inspection.
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