Vegetable Mesh Bag 25G Packing Plastic Bags
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 10000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 1000000 m²/month
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Product Name of Vegetable Mesh Bag 25G Packing Plastic Bags :
PE Mesh Bag VIOLET
Loading Port: Shanghai port, China
Min.order quantity: 1*20GP
Supply Capability: 20*40HC per month
Payment Terms: TT or LC
Introduction of Vegetable Mesh Bag 25G Packing Plastic Bags :
This products is made by HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) or PP (Polypropylene), it is used for packing olive, onions, potatoes, and so on.
Specification of Vegetable Mesh Bag 25G Packing Plastic Bags :
30x50cm, 40x60cm, 42x70cm, 50x80cm, 55x78cm, 55x85cm, 57x86cm, 60x90cm, etc.
Width and length are as customers’ request.
Color: red, green, yellow, white, pink, orange, purple, as per your requirements
Top: Hemmed or locked, with drawstring or without, handle is available
Bottom: Single fold or double fold. Single stitch or double stitch
Printing: on one side or both sides, in one color or multi-colors
Application of Vegetable Mesh Bag 25G Packing Plastic Bags :
It can be used packing onions, potatoes, apples, orange and other vegetables or fruits. It can hold heavy enough produces
FAQ of Vegetable Mesh Bag 25G Packing Plastic Bags:
Q: How to guarantee the quality of the products？
A:We have established the international advanced quality management system，every link from raw material to final product we have strict quality test；We resolutely put an end to unqualified products flowing into the market. At the same time, we will provide necessary follow-up service assurance.
Q: How long can we receive the product after purchase?
A:In the purchase of product within three working days, We will arrange the factory delivery as soon as possible. The pecific time of receiving is related to the state and position of customers.Commonly 30 to 35 working days can be served.
Q: HOW TO GET A SAMPLE?
A: FREE samples for Agricultural Patato Mesh Bag HDPE Material 25g are available for your checking and testing. And to get free samples, you need to send us you detailed receiving address (including post code) and your DHL/FedEx/UPS account for collecting samples, courier cost will be paid in your side.
- Q: Are nursery trays suitable for starting plants for green roofs?
- Yes, nursery trays are suitable for starting plants for green roofs. They provide a controlled and optimal environment for seed germination and early plant growth. The trays help to retain moisture, facilitate proper drainage, and allow for easy transplanting once the plants have reached the desired size. Additionally, nursery trays are versatile and can accommodate a variety of plant species, making them an ideal choice for starting plants for green roofs.
- Q: How do they make plastic?How much oil does it require?Is there a new way to make plastic with out using any oil? Can they use some thing else instead?
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- 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: This question asks about the methods employed by farmers to handle waste generated from agricultural plastic products.
- <p>Farmers manage waste from agricultural plastic products through various methods. They often recycle used plastic materials like irrigation pipes, mulch films, and greenhouse covers. Some farmers use mechanical or manual methods to remove plastic residues from the soil. Others may compost biodegradable plastics, although this is less common for traditional plastics. Proper disposal in designated landfills is also practiced. Additionally, some regions have implemented collection programs where farmers return plastic waste to manufacturers for recycling. Education and awareness programs play a crucial role in encouraging proper waste management practices among farmers.</p>
- Q: is there any mouldble plastic available in india ?that is something which softens at abt 60C and hardens at lower temperature .is there any home brewed plastic avilable?thanks a lot for ur hlp.
- Thermoplastics such as polyethylene and polypropylene are available just about anywhere. There are some polyethylenes that soften in that range. Cellulose acetate is a fairly easily made home brewed plastic. Just add cotton to acetic anhydride then wash with water after the desired degree of acetylation has occurred (usually less than an hour)>
- Q: What are the eco-friendly options that can replace plastic products commonly used in agriculture?
- <p>Yes, there are sustainable alternatives to agricultural plastic products. Biodegradable plastics made from plant-based materials like corn starch or polylactic acid (PLA) can be used. Additionally, hemp and other natural fibers can be used to create biodegradable mulch films. Some farmers are returning to traditional methods, such as using organic mulches or cover crops, which can help control weeds and retain soil moisture without plastic. There's also a growing interest in developing edible coatings for fruits and vegetables to reduce the need for plastic packaging. Research is ongoing to find more efficient and cost-effective alternatives to reduce the environmental impact of agriculture.</p>
- Q: What are some ground cover options for shady areas with tree roots?
- Some ground cover options for shady areas with tree roots include hostas, pachysandra, vinca minor, and sweet woodruff. These plants are known for their ability to tolerate shade and compete with tree roots for nutrients and water.
- Q: This question asks for existing research on how bioplastics affect soil health and agricultural productivity.
- <p>Yes, there are studies examining the impact of bioplastics on soil quality and crop yields. These studies focus on the biodegradability of bioplastics, their potential to release harmful substances into the soil, and their effects on plant growth. Research outcomes vary, with some indicating that certain bioplastics can degrade without negatively impacting soil or crops, while others suggest that some types may release chemicals that could be detrimental to soil health or plant growth. It's important to note that the impact can be highly dependent on the specific type of bioplastic, the conditions under which it degrades, and the agricultural practices in place. Ongoing research is crucial to understand these dynamics fully and to develop bioplastics that are both environmentally friendly and agriculturally compatible.</p>
- Q: Describe how seedling nets or covers are utilized by farmers to safeguard young plants from pests and diseases.
- <p>Farmers use seedling nets or covers to create a physical barrier around young plants, protecting them from pests and diseases. These covers can be made of various materials, including lightweight fabrics or fine mesh, which allow light and air to reach the seedlings while keeping out larger pests. They prevent direct contact between seedlings and harmful insects, reducing the risk of damage and disease transmission. Additionally, these covers can help maintain a more consistent microclimate around the plants, which can reduce the growth of fungal diseases that thrive in damp conditions. By using seedling nets or covers, farmers can reduce the need for chemical pesticides, promoting more sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices.</p>
- Q: in 1907 leo baekeland invented synthetic plastic...what were the uses for plastic in THAT time period, not today.any help would be appreciated, its a pain in the *** to find this :(helpand please even if you dont feel like typing out answers, put down a link i could use to help me out. and also how is plastic made, like the properties and such (links included here as well)
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Vegetable Mesh Bag 25G Packing Plastic Bags
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 1000000 m²/month
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