Green Packaging Industries Private Limited hereon takes a step forward to make this planet healthier and greener for all the living beings and not just for humans. When plastic bags became more famous and came into use for carrying products and belongings from one place to other, we did not think that it could harm generations of living beings. Since 1980s, plastic bags are used more aggressively all over the world for toting grocery items, packaging gifts, carrying lunch boxes and for many other daily activities. But there is a rising concern over the use of plastic bags in the past few years. It is lately that we have realized that the plastic bags have dangerous consequences to follow.

Some of the Plastic Facts:

1. Worldwide, an estimated 500 billion to 1 trillion plastic bags are used annually.
2. Although plastic bags are recyclable, less than 3% of them actually are. The rest end up in landfill wastes, ocean debris, and as litter around the streets.
3. An estimated 4 billion plastic bags end up as litter each year worldwide.
4. In landfills, plastic bags sit for roughly 1,000 years before decomposing and release toxic chemicals into the soil during decomposition.
5. In our oceans, plastic debris was found in almost 75% of dead sea-turtles in 2002.
6. An EPA ranking of chemicals that produce the most hazardous waste showed 5 of the top 6 were used by the plastic industry.

The Solution: Reusable Bags:

The solution to this hazardous problem is using bags which can be ‘Reused’ more than just once. Since the fabric used to manufacture reusable bags are mainly jute and cotton, the bags can be used for a longer duration.

Jute Benefits:

Jute is one of the strongest natural plant fibers that can be used for various purposes. It is regarded as the most important vegetable fibers after cotton in terms of usage, global consumption, production and availability. Some of the benefits of this fiber are enlisted below:
• Jute fiber is 100% bio-degradable and recyclable and thus environmentally friendly
• One hectare of jute plants can consume about 15 tons of CO2 and release about 11 tons of oxygen during the jute growing season
• Jute has the ability to be blended with other fibers, both synthetic and natural, and accepts cellulose dye classes such as natural, basic, vat, sulfur, reactive, and pigment dyes.
• The growing of jute provides an income for more than 4 million farming families in poor communities.
• Jute bags can resist high temperature and good for toting food items.
• Jute bags can carry more weight than plastic bags.

Cotton Benefits:

• The cotton fabric is very soft and printing can be made very attractive on cotton bags.
• Cotton Bags are easily washable and thus can be reused for a longer duration.
• Cotton bags can be easily folded and kept in pocket or hand bags.
• Since the fabric is slightly stretchable it can carry more goods than plastic bags.

Benefits of Non Woven & Woven PP Bags:

• PP bags are reusable more than regular plastic bags used for promotion and exhibitions.
• Attractive designs can be printed on PP bags.
• The bags are of light weight and can be easily folded to carry to markets.
• PP bags are also strong and durable compared to plastic bags.

Keeping in view the new era of environmental friendly consumers and retailers, Green O Bag focuses on manufacturing of reusable bags as per the needs of our Customers. Our product range includes:

Jute Bags
Cotton / Cotton Canvas Bags
PP Non Woven Bags
PP Woven Bags

Reusable bags are of great advantage to the environment. While the organic Jute and cotton bags are ideal for the environment given their degradability, durability and eco friendly nature, the PP woven and Non Woven bags are also beneficial as they can be reused multiple times more than a normal carry bag, thereby reducing plastic consumption on the whole.
Since Jute and cotton bags are becoming one of the hottest trends in Bag industry, our in-house designing team provides lucrative and modern designs to the Reusable bags.