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Types of FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers) Packaging Solutions

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FIBC bags also called big bags or jumbo bags are typically used across various industries to store or transport dry bulk goods We are a packaging solution provider who can offer numerous options which cater to your specific customized packaging requirement. Having said that, here are some of the FIBC packaging solutions that you can choose from: 1)    1 & 2 LOOP FIBC Bags These bags are cost-effective and produced using single tubular fabric. These offer users the benefit of a higher breaking strength courtesy its design wherein the body-fabric has been extended into a lifting loop. These bags can also be equipped with an inner liner that ensures that items carried in the bag remain clean and dry. They are a great pick for the agricultural sector wherein they can be used to store and carry grains and fertilizers; they are also used for storing and transporting other items such as powder and minerals. 2)    4 LOOP FIBC Bags These are some of the most comm

History of FIBC Bags and its popularity today

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If you have a business requiring the use of FIBC Bags, this blog will help you get a brief understanding of the History and use of FIBC Bags. What is an FIBC Bag ? FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers) Bags are also known as Jumbo Bags or Bulk Bags. For storing and transporting dry and free-flowing materials, for example, Plastics, Cement, Clay, Fertilizers, etc, FIBC Bags are used. FIBC Bags can be carried by hand or can also be looped on to a crane to transport it anywhere. How much do you know about the FIBC Bags? Take a ride as under and enjoy the information. Bulk Bags or FIBC Bags were first manufactured in the late 1950s or early 1960s. In the 1970s, FIBCs ‘ popularity increased dramatically, especially in Europe as a result of the global oil crisis. It is known that during the above-mentioned period, FIBCs were produced in the United States, Europe, and Japan. During that time, FIBCs were made of PVC rubber and used to transport carbon black in the