Plastic carrier bags can be
are printed to almost any customer specifications.
We can combine a wide variety of designs and
shapes to produce practical and very attractive
packaging for your customers. Plastic
carrier bags are a flexible and
very economical choice. They are highly convenient
for end users, providing an ideal way to way
to package and carry their goods, plus they
are strong enough to be re-used which is beneficial
for your brand advertising messages. They are
strong, durable, and some studies comparing
plastic carrier bags and paper carrier bags
show that plastic carrier bags have less net
environmental effect than paper carrier bags,
and require less energy to produce, transport
and recycle. Airborne are a highly experienced
and skilled manufacturer and supplier of plastic
polythene carrier
bags of all shapes, colours and
designs.
Plastic carrier bags
can be manufactured with high print and processing
quality. They are made from flexible and thin
plastic film. These bags are ideal transporting
items such as food. Their strong yet flexible
handles enable easy transportation, while some
plastic carrier bags are re-sealable and therefore
re-usable many times, which is attractive to
end users.
Plastic carrier bags can also carry liquids.
Most users of plastic carrier bags are now aware
of the potential suffocation / choking risk,
although small holes are generally added to
most of these bags as a precaution. Their potential
environmental impact is also widely known.
These bags can be medium or heavy duty. For
instance, grocery shops will most likely require
heavy duty plastic carrier bags because of the
potential weight and bulk of many of the items
on sale. However, clothing stores are likely
to stock medium duty bags as the clothes are
very light in weight and therefore the manufactured
bag will most likely be low on density. Likewise,
gift shops are likely to order light duty bags.
Plastic carrier bags provide a highly practical
and cost effective packaging and promotional
medium for your business.
