The clarion call for the Double 11 shopping carnival has sounded, and countless packages are flooding in towards us. However, behind this consumption feast, there are environmental issues that cannot be ignored. Every year on Double 11, hundreds of millions of express plastic bags are used. After they briefly complete their package mission, they often become difficult-to-degrade garbage, placing a heavy burden on the earth.

Faced with this situation, we can’t help but ask: Is there no alternative packaging method? Today, let us turn our attention to a more environmentally friendly and sustainable packaging solution—pure paper packaging bags.

Green commitment from the source

XCGS pure paper packaging bags include honeycomb paper bags, corrugated paper bags, kraft paper bags and other types. We always adhere to our firm commitment to environmental protection during the production process.

Starting from the collection of raw materials, XCGS chooses sustainably managed forest trees to ensure that the source of every piece of wood is legal and environmentally friendly. Currently, XCGS‘s paper product packaging has passed FSC forest sustainability certification.

Within the factory, we are equipped with advanced production equipment and processes to ensure that every aspect of the production process meets environmental protection standards. The low energy consumption and pollution-free production environment not only reduces energy consumption, but also greatly reduces environmental pollution.

Green protection during transportation

Among the many pure paper packaging bags, honeycomb paper bags stand out with their unique honeycomb buffer layer design and become the preferred material for express packaging. Its structure is inspired by honeycombs in nature. It is composed of countless hexagonal holes closely arranged and has strong cushioning performance. And its internal honeycomb paper structure is flexible and changeable. You can choose a single layer for simple protection, or multiple layers to enhance the protective effect, and customize it according to actual needs. During transportation and carrying, it can effectively absorb and disperse external impact, protecting the items inside the package from damage.

Nowadays, more and more big-name merchants are choosing to use paper product packaging to replace traditional plastic express bags. This move not only demonstrates the merchant's own environmental protection concept, but also reduces the generation of plastic waste at the source and contributes to environmental protection.

A green journey back to nature

When pure paper packaging bags complete their mission, they will not pollute the environment like plastic waste. Instead, it is recycled and reused. The recycled paper bags will be transported to paper mills for reprocessing. After a series of treatments, they are converted into pulp, and then undergo dehydration, high-temperature drying and other processing processes, and finally become recycled paper. In this way, not only the waste of resources is reduced, but also the pollution to the environment is reduced.

In addition, waste paper can also be composted and converted into organic fertilizer together with other organic waste. This not only reduces the space occupied by waste paper, but also converts it into organic matter that is beneficial to plant growth, achieving resource recycling and environmental sustainable development.

Reduce burden and create a better future together

According to data released by the United Nations, the amount of plastic produced globally every year exceeds 400 million tons, and the environmental protection situation is not optimistic. Therefore, countries are calling for full use of existing technologies to promote policy changes and market transformation. In this context, pure paper packaging bags will undoubtedly become the first choice for green packaging for express delivery in the future. The widespread application and recycling of pure paper packaging bags has brought significant environmental benefits and made an important contribution to reducing the burden on the earth.