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  Why Switching to PP Woven Jumbo Bags Is Your Eco-Friendly Step Towards Reducing Single-Use Plastics? In a world increasingly burdened by plastic pollution, businesses and individuals alike are seeking more sustainable packaging alternatives. One of the most practical and eco-conscious choices available today is PP woven jumbo bags. These heavy-duty, reusable bags are emerging as a smart replacement for single-use plastics across industries such as agriculture, construction, chemicals, and food processing. In this blog, we’ll explore how switching to  PP woven jumbo bags  is not just a smart business decision but also a meaningful step toward sustainability and environmental responsibility. What Are PP Woven Jumbo Bags? Polypropylene (PP), a robust, lightweight, and recyclable thermoplastic polymer, is used to make PP woven jumbo bags, sometimes referred to as FIBC bags (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers). Grain, fertilizer, cement, chemicals, and other bulk items ar...

  SSB GD Series : Though Polythene is hazardous but still not banned in India Plastic as we all know are used in our day-to-day lives. The use of polythene has increased drastically; starting from pen to food everything comes wrapped in plastic. Things are put up in fancy plastic bags which people are happy to take home with. The bag lies in house for a couple of days and is then either utilized for household purposes lie holding trash or is thrown out. Either way it ends up in the Garbage. But the interesting bid starts from there. After a plastic bag is dumped into garbage, it can’t be burned like other things. Burning it not only produces harmful gases, which affect both the environment and the person burning it, but also affects the very solid on which it is burned. A single polythene bag when burned  emits carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), methane (CH4), sulphur dioxide etc.  These gases pollute our environment though in negligible content, they add to the ...