New use of silk fabric packaging

February 18th The development of plastic packaging to today has begun to decline from its heyday, especially in the field of food packaging, packaging of plastic bags (boxes) has been frequently criticized by the health industry. To this end, in Europe and the United States, first in the United States, Denmark and other countries appeared paper products, silk products to replace plastic packaging food, especially on the grade of food packaging, weaving patterns and elaborate silk bags, silk boxes, not only new and beautiful , but also artistic. The first silk fruit bag introduced in the United States was made of translucent thin silk and embroidered with fruit or antique patterns.

The "Red Cherry" silk bags exported by the company are embroidered with Oriental women's patterns, and are marked with the words: "Red cherry powder stays cheeky, cherry mouth is small, the beauty of Oriental beauty" is a Packaging Bag, after washing, it is also a Only the fashion-style art handbags, so that the company sells 30,000 bags of "red cherries", can be sold out in an hour and 10 minutes. In order to get a fruit bag, even the queuing purchase phenomenon that is rare in Europe appears. Cosmetics launched by Denmark’s British Pizza Nissan also use silk fabrics for the make-up box cover. We also use satin to weave advertising girls and swaying people's image to highlight the beauty of women's use of cosmetics. Such a make-up box can be sold at the original cosmetics price. 50%.

At present, nearly a dozen countries in Western Europe are stepping up their efforts in designing, weaving, and manufacturing various kinds of silk packaging bags (boxes). 90% of retail foods, except middle and low-end products, use paper packaging, and mid- to upper-end products will all be packaged in textiles. As a result, there has been a desire for silk packaging companies that can design and weave various designs. The British silk industry has predicted that the future of silk fabrics, in addition to individual clothing, daily necessities, will have 40% of silk fabrics, becoming the darling of various packaging appliances. It is estimated that once the World Health Organization has determined that the use of plastic packaging is prohibited in several large industries such as food, silk fabrics may become a straight-up packaging material.