Polypropylene Bags

Difference Between Polypropylene Bags vs Cello Bags
 

It is difficult for online consumers to know the differences between what is promoted as cello bags and polypropylene bags. The main distinction is that cello bags are made from biaxially oriented polypropylene with a back seam and many of the same qualities as true cellophane Bags, yet they are more economical. Also, different materials are used in combination with BOPP to suit the many different uses. We have many a number of styles for limitless applications of cello bags, cellophane bags, and polypropylene bags.

Materials used in Cello Bags

Acrylic Coated

• Oriented polypropylene core with an acrylic coating on each side.
• Offers outstanding clarity and sparkle.
• Good moisture protection.
• Applications: Candy, Wrapped Candies, Gift Cards, Floral Corsages, Retail Gift Sets
   

Saran (PvDC) Coated

• Oriented polypropylene core with an acrylic coating on one side and a Saran coating on the opposite side.
• Offers nice clarity and sparkle.
• Good moisture and oxygen protection.
• Applications: Rack/Peg Candy, Chocolates, Nuts, Pasta, Bakery Items, Snack Mixes, Soup Mixes, Dried Fruits and Vegetables, Spices
   

Uncoated Polypropylene

• A polypropylene core and sealant layers.
• Offers medium clarity and good stiffness in higher gauges.
• Good moisture protection.
• Applications: Pasta, Potpourri, Soup Mixes, Spices, Brittles, Candy, Retail Gift Sets, Frozen applications, Food Service Items
   

Uncoated BOPP with PE Lamination

• COEX polypropylene with a peelable seal layer on the inside.

• Offers medium clarity and good stiffness.
• It provides easy opening and resists tearing like what is common with OPP.
• Ideal for multi-serve applications.
• Applications: Popcorn, Granola, Nuts, Candy, Pasta, Soup Mixes, Snack Mixes