Paper sacks find use chiefly in the packaging of tea, carbon black, cement, spices, rubber chemicals, pigment, flour, refractories, bitumen, wax, milk powder and polyester chips, among others.
Swastika Enterprises pioneered the manufacture of internationally acceptable paper sacks for tea in India. Aluminium foil or metalized polyester film barriers are used as the inner ply to help keep moisture, odour and taint out, while retaining the aroma and flavour of the tea inside.
Ammonium nitrate, pigments, calcium chloride, polyethylenes, calcium phosphate, polystyrenes, carbon black, soaps, casein resins, soda ash, caustic soda, sodium bicarbonate, detergents, sodium nitrate, magnesium, sodium orthosilicate, magnesium oxide, sodium carbonate, melamine resins, synthetic rubber, bulk drugs, water softeners, phenolic resins, waxes, plastics, zinc sulphate and asphalt mix.
Baking powder, peas, beans, peanuts, corn meal, potatoes, corn starch, rice, dried milk, salt, dried whey, sugar, pet food, starches, fish meal, vegetable produce and flour.
Abrasives, lime and limestone, masonry cement, clays, oyster shell, flakes, concrete mix, pet litter, drilling mud, Portland cement, diatomaceous earth, plaster and decorative rock.
Feeds, pesticides, seeds, herbicides and fertilizers.
The basic raw material in an S.E. brand paper sack is renewable and biodegradable paper. The most suitable and strongest variety is used in the making of S.E. brand paper sacks.