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Insect Control Tips to Know While Using FIBC Bags

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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

Quality Control in FIBCs: Things You Should Know

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  Maintaining the quality standards of your product is vital to retain your customers and the goodwill that you have earned. The quality of your product also extends to its packaging. If yours is an industrial product requiring bulk packaging solutions, then your quality control routine should extend to the FIBC manufacturer that supplies you with bulk bags. But, how can you be assured of the quality of products that are produced by a third party? Let us take a look at the why’s and how’s of quality control in FIBCs.  Quality Control Measures of Your FIBC Supplier Before collaborating with an FIBC supplier, make sure to thoroughly inspect the quality control measures in place at the supplier’s production facility. Ensure that the supplier has the recommended processes in place to manufacture and supply uncontaminated, safe bags with accurate specifications. A system of periodic quality audits should also be followed rigorously to avoid any slip-ups in quality control. Batch Number Batc

Tips to Choose the Right Container Liner Manufacturer in India

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  Containers for bulk logistics provides a host of cost, flexibility, and quality benefits over other forms of transport. These can be used in road tankers as also in maritime bulk containers.  Bulk Container Liners  are the key to maintain the unimpeached quality of your product and its safety during transportation. Why should you opt for  Container Liners ? Companies around the country understand that  container liner bags  are one of the most cost-effective and efficient means of bulk packing. They have many advantages when it comes to shipping products all around the globe. Liners act as a shield between the products and containers keeping the former dry and the latter clean Maintains the quality of products and keeps them free of contamination Comes in a range of specifications and be customized to suit products such as chemicals, food, grains, etc. Installation of container liner bags is quite easy Fits with various loading and discharging methods Provides maximum payload possibi

Things to Know About Coated and Uncoated FIBC Bags

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Coated and Uncoated FIBC Bags Various industries like food, chemical, manufacturing, and agriculture rely on  FIBC Bags  as their most cost-effective and efficient transportation and packaging solution. Due to their wide popularity, all reputed  BIG Bag suppliers  are always ready to tailor-make these bags to add to their range of applications. Your product will determine whether you will need a coated or an uncoated FIBC bag. Let us explore the differences between the two types and when can you use them. This will also help you figure out which one suits your business needs the most. Coated FIBC Bags Coated FIBC Bags come with an additional layer of  polypropylene  film or non-breathable fabric, either from inside or outside. This thin poly lamination is added before the bags are sewn, to seal the small pores in the weave. This extra layer of polypropylene film renders acts as a sealant to prohibit the passage of moisture or oxygen. The additional poly-layer reduces the br