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Visibility under refrigerated display
Inspect a production-representative bag in the actual cabinet. Record the food view, condensation conditions, anti-fog test method and exposure duration rather than assuming a permanent fog-free result.
Food Bags / ES-FB-07
Anti-Fog Compostable Food Bags
Transparent compostable food bags for buyers evaluating anti-fog presentation in a defined chilled-food setting. Specify food type, contact conditions, bag size, gauge and closure, then compare visibility and handling on representative samples.
- Supply focus
- Chilled food presentation
- Construction
- Clear PLA + PBAT + plant-starch film with proposed anti-fog functionality; final additive and finished-bag…
- Order configuration
- Size · Print · Unit pack · Case supply
B2B supply · OEM / ODM options
Response target: one business day
The product at a glance
Product specifications
Compare the construction, size and order requirements. We confirm your selected configuration in the quotation.
Product configuration
- Material / construction
- Clear PLA + PBAT + plant-starch film with proposed anti-fog functionality; final additive and finished-bag evidence to confirm
- Dimensions
- 20 × 30 to 40 × 60 cm current reference range; confirm the chosen flat-bag format on a sample
- Thickness / weight
- 20–45 μm current sourcing reference; agree actual gauge and tolerance in the approved specification
- Colour
- Clear film; burnt-terracotta border shown as illustrative private-label print requiring separate approval
- Capacity / application reference
- The existing listing cites up to 2 kg by size; validate the chosen bag and bottom seal with the actual food load
Order & supply
- Order quantity
- Indicative stock starting point: 60 cartons; custom print and format quoted after sample and artwork review
- Production timing
- Indicative 20–30 days after specification and artwork approval; confirm for the production order
- Unit & case packing
- Confirm bags per pack and packs per master carton against the approved packing list; historical listings conflict
- Customisation
- Review bag width and length, film gauge, clear-window area, single-side print placement, ink coverage, pack format and carton marks. The terracotta botanical edge print is a visual concept, not approved stock artwork. Any ink, color, additive or construction change needs confirmation within the actual finished-bag compostability and food-contact evidence before a licensed mark or claim is printed.
Product overview
Review the view through the finished bag
Chilled visibility changes with condensation, temperature and the food inside the pack. Assess the proposed anti-fog construction through the actual packing and display routine. Pair those observations with seal handling, food-contact documentation and the artwork approved for the selected finished bag.
Compostable food bags for clearly defined packing, storage and collection tasks. Choose the format around contents, closure, contact conditions and the finished pack your operation needs.
Plan your sample reviewKey features
The details that
shape the product
Six points connect the selected format to its everyday use, finished pack and repeat supply.
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Clarity through normal handling
Check appearance when a chilled bag is filled, moved to the counter and handled for purchase. Film folds and moisture can change the view even when a lab specimen looks clear.
03
Clear flexible film and chosen gauge
Start from the current 20–45 μm reference and compare opening, crease recovery, food visibility and tolerance with the target bag size. The photograph cannot establish the actual gauge.
04
Private-label print outside the window
Use a narrow edge motif or approved alternative so artwork does not obscure food. Agree coverage, inks, registration and certification-scope review before production.
05
Bottom-seal and load sample review
Test the flat bag with the intended contents and lift routine. Check bottom seal, dimensions and fill method rather than treating the listed 2 kg figure as a universal rating.
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Batch consistency and document traceability
Request QC criteria for film appearance, seal, dimensions, printed edge and anti-fog sample check. The factory image illustrates a workflow and is not a record of the supplied batch.
Applications
Find your
working context
Choose the relevant operation and share its practical requirements with your inquiry.
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Refrigerated produce retail
Present loose salad greens or small vegetables in a clear bag so customers can inspect leaf and produce condition without opening it. Test visibility, filling and condensation in the retailer’s own chilled display.
02
Chilled deli and prepared foods
Use a clear bag for a cooled sandwich or similar grab-and-go item after confirming permitted direct-food-contact use, grease exposure, closure method and holding time. Do not infer hot-fill suitability from the image.
03
Grab-and-go meal-kit components
Portion selected fresh vegetables inside a separate kit component bag and keep ingredients visible at pack-out. Verify bag size, leakage risk, temperature route and contact documentation for the actual recipe.
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Fresh herb displays
Show mint, parsley or other delicate herbs through an unprinted central window. Validate airflow, moisture handling, fill weight and shelf workflow before using one construction across several herb types.
Certifications & product documents
The file behind
the finished format
Keep the specification, applicable certification and intended-use information connected to the product you order.
EN 13432 — request the EU finished-bag scope
If the destination program requires EN 13432, obtain the current certificate or report and check that the anti-fog formulation, thickness range and printed bag are actually named or covered. A film-resin document alone does not verify the finished food bag.
ASTM D6400 — check the US composting route
For a North American industrial-compostability claim, request the current ASTM D6400 evidence for the marketed finished bag, with holder, item, construction, validity and permitted wording. It does not by itself establish home compostability or collection acceptance.
BPI — match the licensed item and ink
If the BPI mark is proposed, verify the exact item and licensed company in the searchable BPI catalog. Confirm that the anti-fog additive and any terracotta ink or private-label modification are inside the approved scope and that mark usage is authorized.
OK compost INDUSTRIAL — verify the exact variant
Request the current licence or certificate identifying the marketed construction, thickness and print. Check the permitted mark and validity separately; a generic supplier certificate or EN 13432 reference is not a licence to place this mark on an unverified variant.
Sample review
Try the format
in your operation
A useful sample represents the construction and use you plan to order. Share the benchmark and the observations that matter.
- 01
Set up
Fill and close a representative bag using the intended contents.
- 02
Run the task
Review handling, closure and any relevant storage or service cycle.
- 03
Approve the format
Approve the product, packing specification and intended-use information.
Use, handling & storage notes
Anti-fog performance is not a promise that every film stays optically clear under every humidity, temperature and handling condition. Test the selected construction on the actual chilled food and cabinet. The bag is not automatically qualified for freezer storage, hot filling, vacuum sealing, liquid containment or long-term prepared-food storage. Earlier published product versions disagree on bag form and gauge; approve one written specification and physical sample. Clear film, terracotta ink and any anti-fog additive need current finished-SKU compostability scope and food-contact evidence for the sales market. The photographs are generated concepts, including the factory scene, and do not prove certification or completed testing.
From comparison to quotation
Make the first
reply specific
Build a short sourcing brief. Add the details you know, then send it with your request for pricing, samples or product documents.
01 / Your formatAnti-Fog Compostable Food Bags02 / Your next step
Specifications, a suitable sample and the commercial details for your selected configuration.
Product questions
Before your
first order
How should I test the anti-fog performance?
Use a production-representative printed bag with the actual chilled food and display case. Record temperature, humidity, filling, storage time and visual assessment method. A rendering or a general film claim cannot prove performance for every cabinet.
Is the anti-fog treatment a coating that washes off?
Earlier product copy describes an integrated film additive, but request the current formulation specification and test method before repeating that as a verified claim. Ask how handling, moisture and storage affect the selected finished bag.
Does EN 13432 or ASTM D6400 certify the printed bag?
Only if the current document covers the exact finished construction being supplied. Check additive, film, gauge, ink, design, holder and validity. A source-resin certificate or a test for a different unprinted SKU is not sufficient.
Is BPI the same thing as ASTM D6400?
No. ASTM D6400 is a standard for managed aerobic composting claims; BPI is an item-level third-party certification and licensing program. Verify the quoted item in the BPI catalog before proposing its mark.
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