Umasree Texplast Pvt Ltd.

  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 world of industrial packaging, shipping, and transportation would not have been the same without FIBC bulk bags. Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBC), also known as FIBC Jumbo Bags, FIBC Bulk Bags or simply, Bulk Bags, emerged as a packaging solution in the 1940s when goods needed to be transported during World War II. Since then, they have been widely used by nearly every imaginable industry for storing and handling large quantities of dry goods, food-grade products, or even hazardous materials. In fact, Bulk Bags have become the global standard in packaging solutions when it comes to storing or carrying bulk items safely and effortlessly. Why are FIBC Bulk Bags preferred? A part of what makes FIBC Bulk Bags a prized storage solution for nearly every business sector is its multipurpose nature. Reputed  FIBC Bags Manufacturers  like Umasree use superior-grade virgin polypropylene, which is a class of very versatile polymer that has a wide range of usage, fro...