
UN FIBC Recertification and Reuse: What’s Permitted and What Isn’t
UN certification on an FIBC is not a one-time stamp that follows the bag forever. The certification covers a specific bag design, manufactured by a specific supplier, tested by a

UN certification on an FIBC is not a one-time stamp that follows the bag forever. The certification covers a specific bag design, manufactured by a specific supplier, tested by a

A UN-certified bulk bag with the correct certification is only part of what a hazardous goods shipment needs. The other part is labeling: the printed and applied markings that tell

A UN-certified bulk bag is a regulated piece of packaging. The bag carries a printed marking that declares its compliance with the UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods,

A UN-certified bulk bag is not a single product. The UN marking covers four distinct FIBC types, each built differently and each approved for a different set of hazardous materials.

Polypropylene might be a wonder material used across many industries, but can it be recycled? The good news is that it can. Recycled polypropylene represents an eco-innovation in packaging. Thanks

Bulk packaging was never meant to be a strategic concern. For most operations teams, FIBCs and container liners were commodity purchases, specified once, reordered on schedule, and assumed to arrive

Most bulk bag problems are discovered at the wrong end of the supply chain. The liner that was not specified fails during a humid sea crossing. The discharge spout diameter

The main difference between FIBC bulk bags and small bags is handling scale. FIBCs move large volumes in one container and can reduce filling, loading and storage steps. Small bags

No matter how planet-friendly their products and processes are, no company claims to be truly sustainable without committing to green packaging. In an era of rising global temperatures and net