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Food Self-Supporting Bag

Food Self-Supporting Bag

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Description:
1). Material: Eco-friendly non-woven fabrics.
2). Printing: CMYK silkcreen printing, heat transfer, lamination, etc.
3). Handle: Self non woven fabric stitched with "X" to reinforce, "X" not visible from the outside
4). Weight: 80GSM, 60-120GSM non woven fabric can be choose.
5). Size: Your request is welcomed, customized.
6). Features: Eco-firendly, high quality, recyclable, reasonable price, 100%manufacturer.
7). Application: Suitable for advertisement, gift bag, grocery store, surpermarket shopping, sales promotion and so on.
8). Color reference: CMYK/PMS/full color
Item no. XHWK001
Size: 30cmW*45cmH
Material non woven
Weight: 80gsm
Piping: No piping, inside sew
Handle: Non woven
Print: Silkscreen
Others: Punched plastic handle
Label: As customized sew or not sew "made in china" label
Packing: 100pcs per carton; 1 opp bag for one carton or customerized

OEM order are acceptable
Advantage:
1)Strong quality control system
2) Competitive price
3) High quality goods
4) Fast reply within 24hours
4) Timely delivery

Q: I have a few Questions...1. Why recycle Plastic bags (in like stores ) 2. How many people recycle them3. Links?????
Plastic bags take a lot of energy (electricity) and materials to produce. When disposed of in domestic refuse, they also take many years to biodegrade (thousands of years?) in landfill. They are also hazardous to wild animals when disposed of irresponsibly. I try to reuse all of mine and have bought a large cotton bag to help reduce my use of 'plastics' when shopping. The main supermarkets are also selling 'bags for life' and starting to offer incentives for reusing plastic carrier bags but few are offering facilities to recycle plastic carrier bags (for the reasons-see below).If your supermarket does collect used carrier bags for recycling, you need to ask your supermarket what happens to the used the carrier bags they collect if this info isn't displayed. I think the options for recycling plastic bags (and bottles, packaging, etc...) are limited in many Council areas, partly 'cos plastics don't weigh a lot and it is probably going to cost more to recycle them (can you imagine how many plastic bags it would take to fill a lorry?) than the Councils will get from the recycling companies. But as the charges for using landfill increase, more Councils will start to recycle plastic. It's still better to reduce your use of plastic bags wherever you can. I don't know any links, I'm afraid. You could try contacting your local Council/supermarket and asking them if they are bringing in recycling plastic bags. However, plastic carrier bags are bad news as it will take so many to fill a recycling lorry (the Council may have to separate them from other plastics as I understand there are different sorts of plastics which can't be recycled in one container before being able to sell them, thus adding to the recycling costs) and the costs of producing them energy and material wise are so high. I try to avoid plastic carrier bags where I can and reuse the ones I get.
Q: What are some ground cover plants that attract beneficial insects?
Some ground cover plants that attract beneficial insects are clover, thyme, yarrow, creeping thyme, sweet alyssum, and creeping phlox.
Q: Why are so many people against plastic water bottles? They're recyclable so I don't see why its so bad for the environment when it can be recycled and turned into other products...
Firstly, the plastic from recycled water bottles is NOT used to produce more water bottles. So, every time water bottles are produced they and made from virgin materials. Secondly, the majority of water bottles are not recycled. Thirdly, they are not a necessity, and they are greatly increasing the amount of plastic produced and added to landfills. What about the days before we constantly drank bottled water? We drank out of water fountains, or reusable cups. Fourthly, BPA is a health risk present in disposable water bottles. A much better option is a BPA free water bottle such as my favorite water bottle the Camelbak reusable/dish washer safe/BPA free product that me and many of my friends use. This water bottle can be used over and over and I do not have to worry about where it will end up in the trash. I have been using the same bottle for almost a year and I bring it with me where ever I go. It's air tight so I can put it in my purse and it has a finger holder so I can carry it. If you are interested they sell them at Big 5, REI, and I'm pretty sure at other sporting goods locations. If not this bottle there are others out there that are similiar to them such as the EcoCanteen, and many other reusable BPA free bottles sold at Target, etc. Think before using and go green with your water bottle, and why not encourage your friends and family too as well. I bought a bunch of these bottles as Christmas presents for my family last year and they love them.
Q: What is the best ground cover for a coastal bluff garden?
One of the best ground covers for a coastal bluff garden is beach strawberry (Fragaria chiloensis). It is a hardy plant that can tolerate the harsh conditions of coastal areas, including strong winds and salt spray. Its low-growing nature and spreading habit create a dense mat that helps stabilize the soil on the bluff. Additionally, beach strawberry produces attractive white flowers and edible berries, making it a versatile and visually appealing choice for coastal gardens.
Q: I know most of you will straight away think, quot;plastic bags! of course, duh!quot; well, yes, more of them are used than plastic bottles. but at least with plastic bags, you get a choice whether you want a plastic bag, a paper bag, a cloth bag or no bags at all right? but with plastic bottles, you only get the choice of plastic bottles. Lots of countries and cities have already banned plastic bags, but I don't see any headlines on the news about places like china banning plastic bottles, and China is basically the biggest place where plastic bottles are used!! so my arguement is, why aren't people banning plastic bottles too? what fills the landfill more and why don't we have a choice between plastic bottles?
It is popular - and easy - to demonize plastic bags. But plastic bags actually have a smaller carbon footprint than paper bags. They take less resources and create less wasteful byproducts to manufacture, and they take up less room in a landfill. And far less than a cloth bag. You have to use a cloth bag over a dozen times to even out its carbon footprint, and that does not include washing the reusable bag, which of course, is necessary to be sanitary. Plastic water bottles - well, you have to use a stainless steel refillable water bottle 500 times to even out its carbon footprint to plastic bottles. I don t know about you, but my stainless steel water bottles don t last that long. We too often jump on the bandwagon without getting all the facts.
Q: Obviously I know its from plastic, but where does THAT come from?
plastics are polymers that can be molded or shaped, usually by heat or pressure. plastics can be either thermoplastics (can be melted and formed again and again) or thermosets which, once formed, are destroyed rather than melted by heating. composition can vary depending on the type of plastic, but most prominent are Hydro-Carbon (Hydrogen and Carbon)
Q: How do you propagate ground cover plants?
Ground cover plants can be propagated through various methods such as division, stem cuttings, layering, and seed sowing. Division involves separating clumps of the plant into smaller sections and replanting them. Stem cuttings can be taken from healthy plants and rooted in a suitable growing medium. Layering involves bending a low-growing stem of the plant to the ground, covering it with soil, and allowing it to grow roots before separating it from the parent plant. Lastly, some ground cover plants can be propagated from seeds, which need to be sown in a seed tray or directly in the ground and cared for until they germinate and grow into new plants.
Q: How long does it take for ground cover to establish and fill in an area?
The time it takes for ground cover to establish and fill in an area can vary depending on various factors such as the type of ground cover, environmental conditions, and maintenance practices. In general, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months for ground cover to establish and start spreading. However, for a complete and full coverage of the area, it may take a year or more. Regular watering, proper soil preparation, and providing adequate sunlight can help accelerate the establishment process.
Q: How can one manufacture biodegradable plastic bags? What would be the cost?
If I comprehend it wisely they incorporate a potato starch content. To sell plastic baggage that are no longer biodegradable and having marketed them as such ought to convey approximately the employer being prosecuted.
Q: Can agricultural plastic products be used for hydroponics?
Yes, agricultural plastic products can indeed be used for hydroponics. In fact, many hydroponic systems utilize various types of plastic materials such as PVC pipes, trays, and containers to create a suitable environment for growing plants without soil. These plastic products are often durable, resistant to water and chemicals, and can be easily shaped and modified to meet the specific needs of a hydroponic setup.

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