What happens to PET pellets in transit can make or break their performance. Moisture, contamination, or poor handling can degrade their intrinsic viscosity, compromising everything from bottles to fibers. Traditional packaging methods, such as woven bags or FIBCs, offer limited protection against those issues. Shipping PET pellets isn’t just about moving plastic—it's about preserving molecular integrity. That’s where container liners offer a smarter, cleaner, and more cost-effective alternative.

LAF Container Liners offer a smarter, safer, and more sustainable way to ship coffee beans across continents. By addressing the core risks of moisture, oxidation, and contamination—while improving cost efficiency and logistics—container liners aren’t just a packaging upgrade. They’re a strategic advantage. Don’t let your coffee lose its story in transit. Protect its aroma, preserve its origin, and deliver uncompromised quality with every shipment.

Cocoa beans are the heart of the chocolate industry, fueling a global market worth over $100 billion. Grown in the tropical "cocoa belt" near the equator, these beans require careful handling from farm to factory. But did you know that how cocoa is transported can impact its quality, cost, and even sustainability? That’s where dry bulk container liners come in—offering a cleaner, safer, and more cost-effective way to ship cocoa beans.

Despite its ubiquity, transporting flour presents significant challenges. Flour’s fine, powdery nature makes it prone to dust pollution during loading, unloading, and transit. This not only risks contamination but also poses serious health concerns for workers exposed to airborne particles over prolonged periods. Addressing these issues requires innovative and efficient solutions to ensure both product integrity and worker healthy.