Non-woven polypropylene (PP) fabric is created through a process where polypropylene polymers are spun using heat and air, forming long, fluffy threads. These threads are then pressed together under heat to create a flexible, solid fabric with a texture similar to canvas. Unlike woven fabrics, non-woven materials are typically formed by mechanically, chemically, or thermally entangling fibers. This results in a fabric that is strong yet lightweight, and can be used in various applications, including shopping bags, vegetable bags, and other forms of packaging. Non-woven bags, made from this type of fabric, are widely used due to their strength, versatility, and eco-friendly properties. They are generally used for carrying groceries, shopping items, and vegetables. One of the main advantages of non-woven fabric is its reusability, making it a more sustainable alternative to single-use plastic bags. The fabric is also easy to clean, contributing to its long-term usability. These bags typically have a capacity to hold up to 5 kg of goods and are commonly available in white color, although other colors may also be offered. The fabric is generally 60 GSM thick, which provides durability while maintaining a lightweight feel. For bulk purchases, the minimum order quantity (MOQ) is typically 100 kg. The bags are known for their good quality and practical use in everyday activities, especially in retail and agricultural sectors. The non-woven fabric's ability to be reused and washed adds to its appeal as an environmentally conscious option.