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The Soft Pink High-Density Onion Mesh Bag is a technically advanced packaging solution designed for onion growers and distributors seeking both aesthetic appeal and structural strength. Featuring an exceptionally tight weave (50×48 threads/10cm) in a gentle pink hue, this bag offers superior durability, breathability, and a distinctive visual identity. The integrated label panel allows for clear branding, origin labeling, and handling instructions, making it ideal for premium onion varieties and specialty retail markets.
High-Density Weave Structure: 50 warp × 48 weft threads per 10cm ensure exceptional tear resistance and load distribution.
Soft Pink Aesthetic: Gentle pink color offers a unique and appealing visual identity, ideal for differentiation in retail.
Integrated Label Panel: Customizable area for brand logos, origin stamps, weight, and handling guidelines.
Lightweight Yet Strong: 48g/㎡ gram weight paired with reinforced structure supports up to 25kg.
Optimal Airflow: Tight yet breathable mesh maintains onion freshness while preventing debris accumulation.
Food-Safe & Washable: Made from non-toxic, reusable PP material suitable for multiple harvest cycles.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 4019 |
| Color | Pink |
| Size | 43cm × 90cm |
| Warp Density | 50 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 48 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 48g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 25kg |
| Material | High-Density PP Mesh |
| Label Type | Integrated Reinforced Label Panel |
| Applications | Premium onion packaging, specialty retail, export-ready produce, branded farm products |
Premium Onion Varieties: Ideal for sweet onions, red onions, and other high-value varieties.
Specialty & Gourmet Retail: Pink color enhances shelf appeal in upscale grocery stores and farmers’ markets.
Export & Logistics: High-density weave withstands long-distance transport and handling.
Branded Agricultural Products: Supports farm branding and product differentiation in competitive markets.
We offer tailored solutions for high-density pink packaging:
Custom Label Design: Brand logos, varietal names, origin graphics, and QR codes.
Color Variations: Light pink, blush, rose, and other feminine or brand-aligned tones.
Material Enhancements: UV-resistant, anti-static, or extra-reinforced seam options.
Size & Shape Adjustments: Custom dimensions for specific onion types and packaging styles.
Retail & Bulk Formats: Consumer-ready bundles or palletized bulk bags.
Q1: What is the benefit of such a high warp and weft density?
A: The high-density weave (50×48) provides exceptional strength, tear resistance, and even load distribution, ideal for heavier onion batches.
Q2: Is the pink color fade-resistant under sun exposure?
A: We offer UV-stabilized pink material options to maintain color vibrancy over time, even in outdoor retail settings.
Q3: Can the label panel be printed with metallic or glossy finishes?
A: Yes, we can apply metallic, glossy, or matte finishes to the label area for enhanced brand visibility.
Q4: What is the production time for custom high-density pink bags?
A: Custom orders require 50 days for production to ensure precise weaving, color matching, and label printing
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