This black reusable insulated food delivery woven handle bag is a practical and environmentally friendly option for those looking to keep their meals fresh and their routines orderly. Crafted with high-quality materials, this bag is designed to maintain the temperature of your food, whether hot or cold, for up to 8 hours. It's a good choice for food delivery services, supermarket shopping, or for professionals in the zero-waste meal prep industry.
The bag features a sleek black color with a discreet print that adds a touch of style without being overly flashy. Its insulated properties ensure that your food stays at the perfect temperature for longer, reducing the need for disposable packaging and cutting down on waste. The woven handle is not only sturdy but also comfortable to carry, making it easy to transport your food or groceries without strain.
In addition to its insulation capabilities, the bag is also waterproof, providing an extra layer of protection against spills and ensuring that your contents remain dry. This feature is particularly useful in unpredictable weather conditions or when dealing with liquids.
The bag's durability means it can withstand regular use, making it a cost-effective and sustainable choice over single-use alternatives. It's also large enough to accommodate a variety of food containers or grocery items, providing ample space for your needs.
This black insulated food delivery bag is not just a practical accessory but a statement of your commitment to reducing waste and caring for the environment.
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Production Process
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Description
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Product Type |
Woven Takeaway Bag |
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Material |
RPET woven bag |
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Dimensions |
Approx. 13” (L) x 11” (H) x 8” (W) |
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Material |
Durable black poly with reflective insulated lining |
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Features |
Zipper top, dual handles, front clear pouch, bold branding |
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Opening |
Zipper top |
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Useful for |
Takeout, keeping food warm, outdoor picnics, etc. |
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MOQ |
1000pcs |
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PRODUCTION PROCESS
Packaging process
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