Protective Inner Liner For Fruits Packaging

Protective Inner Liner For Fruits Packaging

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 200000 pc

Supply Capability:: 6000000 pc/month

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OUR MAIN PRODUCTS:

PP fruit tray, EPE foam fruit net, plastic nursery seed tray, grape bag, EPE Pan Cab (tray like lotus), transparent punnet, PE extrude net, paper pulp tray,

foam mat, paper fruitcultivating bag, HDPE plant climbing support, plastic clip for graft, plastic hook for flowers and other accessories

Specifications

12 Cavities Alevolus Trays For Fruit

For apple, peach, tomato, garlic, persimmon, pomegranate, pear, kiwi, fig etc

1.Material is PP, food grade

2. Color and size is available

3. Thickness: 0.11-0.12mm

4.Size: 29X39cm

5.More than 100 types

Characteristic:

1, corrosion resistance

2, rust resistance

3, lightweight, low density

4, temperature resistance

5, anti-aging, life is relatively shorter than PE, easy to be brittle and aging under low tempreature.

6, an excellent clean surface

7, sufficient thermal stability

service:

1) Size: any size (as clients’ requirements)

2) Printing: 1-8 color (as clients’ requirements)

3) Packing: Standard packing and as clients requirements

Advantages:

1.Good clarity and intensity

2.Different printing technology available, such as ilk-screen printing, foil stamping

3.Competitive price as the manufacture

Q:What is the moisture retention capacity of a nursery tray?: The moisture retention capacity of a nursery tray refers to its ability to hold and retain water for the plants or seedlings placed in it. This capacity can vary depending on the material and design of the tray, but in general, nursery trays are designed to retain a sufficient amount of moisture to keep the plants adequately hydrated.

Q:Can nursery trays be used for watermelon starts?: Yes, nursery trays can be used for watermelon starts.

Q:I have a few shirts that I wanna send my brother and his girlfriend in germany and I was thinking about sending it in one of those plastic bag type envelopes, simply because they're lighter and therefore cheaper to ship. My question is if it's ok to ship in that typ of packaging to germany or if it would be a problem (even though I'm from there I don't know what their packaging requirements are). Plus I don't know if it would rip easier than a package. What do you think?Thanks: Plastic bags with thin plastic probably gets ripped, there are bags with bubble plastic and brown paper around: hat should do. Its a long way to Germany ......

Q:How does agricultural plastic affect post-harvest storage and transportation?: Agricultural plastic affects post-harvest storage and transportation by providing a protective barrier that helps preserve the quality and extend the shelf life of harvested crops. It helps prevent damage, spoilage, and contamination during storage and transportation, reducing food waste and ensuring the availability of fresh produce. Additionally, agricultural plastic can also improve the efficiency of handling and logistics, making it easier to transport and store crops in bulk quantities.

Q:Are nursery trays suitable for starting plants for landscaping projects?: Yes, nursery trays are suitable for starting plants for landscaping projects. They provide a convenient and efficient way to germinate and grow a large number of plants in a controlled environment. Nursery trays also allow for easy transplanting of seedlings, making them ideal for landscaping projects where a variety of plants are needed.

Q:How do you choose ground cover for a slope with poor soil?: When choosing ground cover for a slope with poor soil, it is important to consider plants that have the ability to tolerate and improve the soil conditions. Opting for erosion control plants like grasses, wildflowers, or shrubs with deep root systems can help stabilize the slope while also enhancing the soil quality. Additionally, selecting species that are drought-tolerant and can withstand the environmental challenges of the slope will ensure successful growth and coverage.

Q:What are some ground cover options for hot, sunny areas?: Some ground cover options for hot, sunny areas include creeping thyme, sedum, lantana, gazania, and ice plant.

Q:How do you prevent disease spread in nursery trays?: To prevent disease spread in nursery trays, several measures can be taken. Firstly, it is important to maintain strict hygiene practices, such as regularly cleaning and sanitizing the trays, tools, and equipment used. Secondly, implementing proper ventilation and ensuring adequate spacing between trays can help minimize the buildup of moisture and reduce the risk of disease transmission. Additionally, practicing crop rotation and avoiding overcrowding can help prevent the spread of diseases from one tray to another. Regular inspection and early identification of any signs of disease or pest infestations are crucial, as prompt action can prevent further spread. Finally, using disease-resistant varieties, sterilized soil or growing medium, and practicing good irrigation practices can also contribute to preventing disease spread in nursery trays.

Q:What are some ground cover plants that tolerate full shade?: Some ground cover plants that tolerate full shade include English ivy, periwinkle, pachysandra, ajuga, and ferns.

Q:Are there any ground cover plants that are suitable for high-altitude gardens?: Yes, there are several ground cover plants that are suitable for high-altitude gardens. Some examples include creeping thyme, alpine strawberries, sedum, and alpine forget-me-nots. These plants are adapted to colder climates and can thrive in high-altitude conditions.

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