Chinese Herbal Medicine Packaging Bags 35x55cm Plastic Storage Pouches 100 Pack Clear Window Design

Chinese Herbal Medicine Packaging Bags, known in Chinese as Zhong Yao Dai (中药袋), are rectangular plastic storage pouches designed for packing dried herbs, roots, seeds, flowers, and herbal teas. Each bag measures 35 x 55 cm with a 16-silk double-layer thickness, offering a relatively sturdy build for herbal shop use. The front features a decorative floral border with a clear window and the Chinese characters for herbal medicine bag, allowing contents to be seen at a glance. Bags can be sealed with a heat sealing machine for convenient, practical storage of botanicals.

Key Selling Points

• Rectangular plastic bags sized 35 x 55 cm for packing Chinese herbal materials
• 16-silk double-layer thickness provides a relatively thick and sturdy bag body
• Clear window with floral border displays bag contents at a glance
• Compatible with heat sealing machines for easy closure
• Supplied as 100 bags per pack, suitable for herbs, flowers, and herbal teas

Quality & Sensory

The bags are typically transparent in the center panel, allowing the natural colors and textures of dried botanicals inside to be clearly visible. The plastic is relatively thick for this bag type, with a smooth surface and a firm rectangular shape that holds its form when filled.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Packing and storing dried Chinese herbs such as roots, stems, and grasses
• Bagging herbal teas and flower teas for retail display
• Sealing seed and resin type botanicals for shop inventory
• Organizing herbal materials in apothecary or wellness shop settings

Traditional Uses

In traditional herbal practice, properly stored botanicals retain their character better over time. These bags are traditionally used by herbal shops and apothecaries to portion and display raw herbs, flower teas, and decoction materials. The clear window supports quick identification of contents, which is helpful when organizing herbs by plant part such as roots, seeds, resins, or grasses.

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