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  Piles of product packages, each running up to 3000lbs, stacked up neatly in a storage facility infested with pests, is a situation equivalent to a nightmare for any producer. Particularly so if you deal with food-grade products like sugar, flour, nuts, and pulses, etc., which are easy prey to insects and rodents. In such a case, the damage caused may tip your company’s balance sheet in the wrong direction.  Tackling the problem of insects is inevitable if you have a large-scale storage facility to handle goods, be it food or non-food materials. Even when you are using properly sealed  FIBCs  to store the products, pests and insects may attack, causing damage to both the products and the bags. How can you prevent the quality of your product from getting compromised? Here are some time-tested tips to control insect infestation while using FIBC bags for your products. Make your storage preventative for insects to breed:- Insects thrive in dark and damp places. They prefer nesting in any

Whether you’re out to purchase  FIBC Bulk Bags  to store food products or animal feed, you might have come across the terms ‘food grade FIBC’ and ‘feed grade FIBC’. They are often mistaken to be the same but actually they are different FIBC solutions meant for different purposes. In this article, we’ll talk about the differences between the two variants of FIBC Bulk Bags so it’s easy for you to choose your ideal FIBC type. What Does Food Grade or Feed Grade Mean? The respective meanings of food and feed-grade products distinguishes their scope of application.  Food-grade refers to food products that are certified “safe for consumption by humans”. This may include items like rice, wheat, cereals and pulses, flour, salt and sugar, spices, etc. Food-grade FIBCs help to meet the need for hygienic storage or transportation of food products. Feed-grade products refer to all the items intended for animal consumption. Feed-grade materials such as grain-based livestock feed or dry feed for pet