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  Big Bags, also called Super Sacks, Jumbo Bags, or Industrial Containers, have been in use since the 1940s for the packaging, transportation, and storage of various flowable products, for instance, plastic granules, food grains, sand, cement, or fertilizers. Big Bags, in the early years of their existence, were made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and they were primarily used by the rubber industry to transport carbon black, which is a critical ingredient in many rubber products. Later, in the 1960s, flexible bulk intermediate containers, or  FIBC Big Bags , made of polypropylene, emerged as an alternative to PVC Big Bags. Different industries rapidly adopted the polypropylene-based, flexible Big Bags because of their exceptional durability and cost-effectiveness. Since the 1970s, significant advances have been made in both fabric manufacturing and weaving technologies, which allow today’s users the opportunity to choose from a wide variety of industrial-scale...

  The consumer preference in the country is shifting towards the superior organic quality of products. The ideal enjoyment of farm-fresh products includes the reality of transporting agricultural products from the field to the table. In this scenario, packaging becomes one of the biggest factors in the success of a product. The right packaging of agricultural products not only attracts consumers and next tier manufacturers, but it also maintains product safety and freshness during transportation. The increasing presence of   agricultural packaging suppliers In India, groceries have traditionally been a retail industry where one sees the maximum expenditure on food accounting for 60% of the total retail expenditure. However, the recent trend in the growth of the food delivery and services market driven by big brands are registering a rapid increase in sales. According to a report by  Global Newswire , the packaging market in the country was valued at USD 50.5 billion in 20...