Jute bags-packaging made primarily from jute fibers-are widely used across various sectors due to their natural, eco-friendly, and durable qualities.
Cleaning and Drying: Remove any residue (such as dirt, sand, or grain fragments) after use and dry thoroughly in a cool, well-ventilated area; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which can cause the fibers to become brittle.
Storage Environment: Store in a dry cabinet or on an elevated shelf, away from ground moisture; silica gel desiccant may be added, but strictly avoid storing them in enclosed, damp spaces.
Stacking/Storage Method: Fold neatly and store flat or hang to prevent deformation caused by heavy pressure; for long-term storage, it is recommended to place them inside a non-woven fabric bag to protect against dust.
