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The SanChao Golden Yellow Durable Labeled Potato Mesh Bag is a high-performance packaging solution specifically designed for potato farmers, distributors, and retailers. Crafted from robust polypropylene mesh with a built-in label area, this bag combines durability, breathability, and branding functionality. Its vibrant golden yellow color ensures excellent visibility in both field and market environments, while the integrated label panel allows for easy product identification, branding, and regulatory compliance.
Integrated Label Panel: Designed for branding, product information, barcodes, and handling instructions.
Exceptional Durability: Reinforced mesh construction withstands heavy loads and rough handling.
Superior Ventilation: Open-weave design promotes airflow, reducing moisture and spoilage risks.
Vibrant & Attractive: Golden yellow color enhances product appeal and visibility.
Optimized Load Capacity: Safely supports up to 20kg, ideal for commercial potato packaging.
Food-Safe & Reusable: Made from non-toxic, washable PP material suitable for repeated use.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 4007 |
| Color | Golden Yellow |
| Size | 45cm × 75cm |
| Warp Density | 22 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 24 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 45g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 20kg |
| Material | PP Mesh |
| Label Type | Integrated Label Panel |
| Applications | Potato packaging, branded agricultural products, retail-ready packaging |
Branded Potato Packaging: Ideal for farms and cooperatives with strong brand presence.
Retail-Ready Packaging: Label area accommodates pricing, origin, and certification details.
Harvest & Field Use: Durable enough for direct use during potato harvesting.
Storage & Distribution: Suitable for both short-term storage and long-distance transport.
We offer tailored solutions to meet your specific needs:
Custom Label Printing: Logos, text, QR codes, barcodes, and certification marks.
Color Variations: Multiple color options for mesh and label backgrounds.
Material Enhancements: UV-resistant, anti-static, or reinforced mesh available.
Size Adjustments: Custom dimensions to fit your packaging requirements.
Packaging Formats: Bulk, bundled, or unit packaging for retail.
Q1: Can the label panel be customized with variable data?
A: Yes, we support variable data printing for batch numbers, dates, or unique identifiers.
Q2: Is this bag suitable for organic potato packaging?
A: Absolutely, the food-safe PP material is suitable for organic produce and can be labeled accordingly.
Q3: What is the typical lifespan of the bag with repeated use?
A: With proper care, the bag can be reused for multiple seasons, depending on handling conditions.
Q4: How long does production take for custom-labeled orders?
A: Custom printed orders require 50 days for production to ensure print quality and durability.
Q5: What is the minimum order quantity for labeled bags?
A: The MOQ for custom-labeled bags is 100,000 units. Larger orders receive volume discounts
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