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Designed for quality-conscious radish growers and distributors, the Pure White Radish Labeled Mesh Bag is a premium packaging solution that meets USA produce standards. Inspired by the clean branding of MisterP, this bag features a crisp white appearance and a dedicated label panel for clear origin labeling, weight information, and brand identity. Ideal for farms, packhouses, and retailers who prioritize transparency, freshness, and compliance with domestic packaging regulations.
USA-Compliant Labeling: Integrated panel designed for mandatory info: net weight (22.7kg), origin, and handling instructions.
Pure White Aesthetic: Clean, bright white color ensures a premium look and easy content visibility.
Sturdy & Breathable: 60g/㎡ mesh construction supports 22kg while allowing optimal airflow for radish freshness.
Brand-Ready Design: Label area accommodates brand logos, USDA certifications, and QR codes for traceability.
Durable & Reusable: Made from food-safe PP material, washable and suitable for repeated harvest cycles.
Retail & Export Ready: Meets both domestic supermarket and international shipping standards.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 4015 |
| Color | Pure White |
| Size | 47cm × 82cm |
| Warp Density | 23 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 25 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 60g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 22kg |
| Material | PP Mesh |
| Label Type | Integrated Compliance Panel |
| Applications | Radish packaging, USA-grown produce, supermarket retail, export packaging |
USA-Grown Radish Packaging: Ideal for daikon, red radish, and specialty varieties.
Supermarket & Grocery Retail: Clean labeling meets store requirements for origin and weight.
Farm-to-Table Programs: Supports traceability and brand storytelling for local farms.
Export & Cold Chain: Suitable for shipping to Canada, Mexico, and other international markets.
We offer USA-focused customization options:
Regulatory Label Design: USDA organic stamps, country of origin, net weight, PLU codes.
Brand Alignment: Custom logos, farm names, and “Produce of USA” branding.
Material Options: UV-resistant, anti-static, or reinforced mesh for extended use.
Size Variations: Tailored dimensions for different radish sizes and packaging formats.
Bulk & Retail Packs: Pallet-ready bulk bags or consumer-friendly retail bundles.
Q1: Can the label include USDA organic certification marks?
A: Yes, we can print USDA organic seals and other certification logos as required.
Q2: Is this bag suitable for daikon radish, which can be larger and heavier?
A: Absolutely, the 22kg load capacity and sturdy mesh are ideal for daikon and other large radish varieties.
Q3: What is the lead time for custom regulatory labels?
A: Custom compliance labels require 50 days for production to ensure accuracy and print quality.
Q4: Can the bag be used in refrigerated storage or transport?
A: Yes, the PP material remains flexible and breathable even in cold environments.
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