What are cardboard bags?

1. Luxury shopping bags used in upscale stores and boutiques
2. Gift wrapping bags with distinctive designs for special occasions
3. Food bags—such as coffee or bread bags—designed to preserve food
4. Delivery or takeaway bags—used in restaurants and cafes

 

Types according to use:

1. Luxury shopping bags – used in upscale stores and boutiques.

2. Gift wrapping bags – available in unique designs for special occasions.

3. Food bags – such as coffee or bread bags, designed to preserve food.

4. Delivery or takeaway bags – used in restaurants and cafes.

 

First: Environmental Benefits

Biodegradable
Unlike plastic bags, which take hundreds of years to decompose, cardboard bags decompose naturally within weeks or months, reducing soil and water pollution.

Recyclable
Cardboard bags can be easily recycled, contributing to a reduction in solid waste and the consumption of natural resources.

Lower Carbon Emissions
The manufacturing process of paper bags produces lower carbon emissions than plastic bags, especially if they are reused.

Wildlife Friendly
Cardboard bags pose less of a risk to wildlife and marine life than plastic bags, which can be accidentally ingested.

Second: Commercial Benefits
Attractive Appearance Enhances Branding
Cardboard bags can be designed in distinctive shapes and colors, making them an effective marketing tool for brands.

Upscale Shopping Experience
Many upscale stores use cardboard bags to project a luxurious and high-quality image.

Adequate Durability
Although made of paper, reinforced cardboard bags can hold moderate weights and accommodate a variety of products.

Environmental Compliance
With new legislation limiting the use of plastic, adopting cardboard bags helps companies easily comply with environmental regulations.