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The Oriens Purple Onion Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag 50x80 is a high-performance packaging solution designed specifically for Australian onion growers and exporters. Made from durable polypropylene leno mesh with wicket-ready construction, this bag ensures optimal ventilation, secure handling, and extended freshness for onions during storage and transport. Its vibrant purple color aligns with agricultural branding standards while providing excellent visibility and market appeal.
Export-Grade Durability: Designed to meet international shipping and handling standards.
Superior Breathability: Leno mesh structure prevents moisture buildup and extends shelf life.
Wicket-Ready Design: Pre-punched holes facilitate easy bundling, stacking, and retail display.
Optimized Load Capacity: Safely carries 15–20kg, ideal for medium-sized onion batches.
Lightweight & Strong: 57g/㎡ construction ensures durability without excess weight.
Australian-Market Ready: Complies with Australian agricultural packaging requirements.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 5009 |
| Color | Purple |
| Size | 50cm × 80cm |
| Warp Density | 22 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 22 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 57g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 15–20kg |
| Material | PP Leno Mesh |
| Closure Type | Wicket Holes |
| Applications | Onion packaging, export preparation, cold storage, retail display |
Australian Onion Export: Compliant with international packaging standards.
Cold Storage & Ventilation: Ideal for controlled atmosphere storage.
Farm-to-Market Transport: Durable enough for long-distance logistics.
Supermarket & Retail Ready: Attractive and functional for consumer-facing displays.
We offer tailored packaging solutions including:
Branded Printing: Logo, origin labels (“Product of Australia”), QR codes.
Size & Weight Customization: Adapt dimensions and gram weight per client needs.
Material Certifications: Provide food-safe, UV-resistant, or biodegradable options.
Bulk Export Packaging: Pallet-ready configurations for efficient shipping.
Q1: Is this bag suitable for export to international markets?
A: Yes, it is designed to meet export packaging standards, including durability, ventilation, and labeling compliance.
Q2: Can the bag be used in cold storage environments?
A: Absolutely, the PP material remains flexible and breathable even in cold storage conditions.
Q3: What is the production lead time for branded orders?
A: Customized and branded orders require 50 days for production, plus shipping. We recommend ordering well in advance.
Q4: Does the bag support “Product of Australia” labeling?
A: Yes, we can print origin labels, certification marks, or other regulatory text as required.
Q5: What is the minimum order quantity for export orders?
A: MOQ starts at 100,000 bags for export-ready orders. Larger volumes receive preferential pricing and scheduling.
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