Green Bag
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Physical description
Naming of parts
The standard nonwoven polypropylene bag has two parts: the bag itself, and its base insert.
The bag
It seems that most nonwoven polypropylene bags are made of 100% Non-woven Polypropylene which is recyclable but not biodegradable nor ecofriendly.
Similar bags are made of jute,canvas calico or hemp but are not discussed here.
The base insert
A typical base insert is 200x300 mm and weighs 30 g.
Format variations
Insulation bags are built with insulating properties in the interior providing added heat or freshness to food and drink. See www.jmpholdings.com.au
have internal dividers and are intended to carry two, four or six glass bottles, typically wine bottles.
Fold out bags can be folded back into their own tiny pocket for convenience of carrying.
Messenger bags are intended to sling across the opposite shoulder.
Coffee bags are small bags designed to hold two or more cups of takeaway coffee eg www.inspiro.com “Cafe Bag”
Takeaway bags are small bags designed to hold lunch plus drinks.
Produce bags are designed to hold individual produce purchases at the point of purchase and to store them in the fridge or pantry. See www.green-pac.net or www.inspiro.com
Zip closing, velcro closing, drawstring closing, duffle / sling bags, shoulder bags, backpacks and garment bags are all variations.
