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Nonwoven Bag for Gift and food wine

Nonwoven Bag for Gift and food wine

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50000pcs m²/month

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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
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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 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: This question asks if specific types of agricultural plastic mulch are better suited for particular crops.
<p>Yes, different types of agricultural plastic mulch are more suitable for certain crops. For instance, black plastic mulch is effective for warm-season crops like tomatoes and peppers as it helps retain soil moisture and suppress weeds. Clear or white plastic mulch is often used for crops like strawberries and melons, as it allows more sunlight to reach the soil, warming it up faster and promoting earlier crop maturation. Silver or aluminum mulches can deter pests and are used in certain vegetable and fruit crops. Biodegradable mulches are suitable for organic farming and are ideal for crops that require a longer growing season. The choice of mulch depends on the crop's specific needs, climate, and the farmer's objectives.</p>
Q: when will they also ban the use of lead paint?
Whoopee! I'll throw a parade,have they bought into Al's global warming?As they build and fire up their dirty coal burning plants.Or Kill off their population(female babies)(one child etc) to keep it under control....who cares if China doesnt want to use plastic bags!Oh but we must applaud them,their so conscientious
Q: I'm really confused about this and hopefully someone on here can clear it up for me I'm reading a journal article and one of their procedures confused me. The researchers used a swab on dried saliva and then the swab was mixed in a plastic cuvet containing 2 mL of KCL solution and than the solution in the plastic cuvet was transferred to a quartz cuvet which was then used in a fluorescence spectrometer. My question is, why did they use a plastic cuvet and then transfer it? Why couldn't they used the quartz cuvet directly?THanks so much
Plastic cuvettes are cheaper than quartz, for one! Did they mix the fluorescent dye in the plastic, too? I'd have to see what they were measuring, but you do know that plastic adsorbs certain materials that quartz will not. Perhaps there was some fraction of the saliva solution that they did not want transferred over. When doing antibody research, we routinely used plasticware to make the antigens stick to the plastic. That is a possible explanation.
Q: How do you control weeds in ground cover areas?
There are several methods to control weeds in ground cover areas. One effective way is to regularly hand pull the weeds, ensuring you remove the entire root system. Another option is to apply a layer of mulch or organic material over the ground cover, which helps suppress weed growth. Additionally, using pre-emergent herbicides before the weed seeds germinate can prevent weeds from growing. It's essential to maintain proper irrigation and fertilization practices to promote the health and growth of the ground cover, which in turn can discourage weed growth.
Q: Do nursery trays come with labels?
Yes, nursery trays typically come with labels. These labels are used to identify the type of plants or seeds that are being grown in each tray.
Q: Can nursery trays be used for starting plants for agroforestry projects?
Yes, nursery trays can be used for starting plants for agroforestry projects. Nursery trays provide an efficient and organized way to germinate and grow young plants. They help in controlling the environment and optimizing conditions for successful plant growth. Additionally, using nursery trays allows for easy transplantation of seedlings into the final planting site, ensuring a higher survival rate and overall success of the agroforestry project.
Q: How are plastic bale wrap films used in hay production?
Plastic bale wrap films are used in hay production as a protective covering for bales of hay. They are wrapped tightly around the bales to prevent moisture from reaching the hay and causing it to spoil. This helps to maintain the quality and nutritional value of the hay during storage and transportation. Additionally, the plastic wrap keeps the bales compact, making them easier to handle and stack.
Q: How do agricultural plastic products help with weed control?
Agricultural plastic products help with weed control by acting as a barrier that prevents weeds from growing. These products, such as plastic mulch and weed mats, create a physical barrier that blocks sunlight and suppresses weed growth. Additionally, plastic covers for raised beds or tunnels can prevent weed seeds from blowing into the growing area, further reducing weed establishment.
Q: How do you prevent ground cover plants from spreading onto paved surfaces?
One effective way to prevent ground cover plants from spreading onto paved surfaces is by installing a physical barrier such as a plastic or metal edging along the edges of the paved area. This will create a clear boundary and restrict the growth of the plants beyond the designated area. Additionally, regular maintenance practices like trimming and pruning the ground cover plants can help keep them in check and prevent their encroachment onto paved surfaces.

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