Agriculture, fertilizer and seed packaging

Fertilizer and seed are shipped by the tonne and handled by machine: sacks have to stack, drop and sit outside without turning the product into a dust problem. This page covers woven sack construction, lamination and printing for the agri trade, plus the grow-bag and produce lines that ride on the same supply chain.

Why fertilizer and seed need woven polypropylene

Woven PP sacks carry 25-50 kg loads that drop from pallets and stack eight high. The fabric weight, the seam, and whether the sack is laminated decide whether it survives - laminated BOPP sacks keep moisture and dust out and take full-colour print that survives the sun. For export, bag weight and lamination are as important as the product inside.

Laminated sacks for retail-grade presentation

Brands that sell 25 kg to farmers still put the brand on the bag - BOPP lamination turns a commodity sack into a shelf item that farmers recognise season after season. We print up to 10-colour gravure with block-bottom and open-top formats, valve or sew-through.

Seed and small-batch lines

Seed packets, sachets and nursery grow bags run on the same plant in smaller volumes: non-woven grow bags for nurseries, printed seed sachets, and produce roll bags for packing stations. MOQs are lower on these lines, which is what small seed houses need.

Traceability and export paperwork

Film is compounded in-house with lot traceability from resin to finished sack, and export packaging follows the same AQL 1.5 batch documentation - useful when a foreign buyer audits the supply chain.