Labels for fertilizers and pesticides require high durability, strength, and clarity over a longer time, both in storage and managing.

Biaxially oriented polypropylene film was created over the last twenty years and is now frequently used instead of cellophane and waxed paper. During the fabrication process, the polymer used polypropylene generated from oil, which is secure and energy-efficient. The substance’s main advantages include higher tensile strength, higher stiffness, enhanced optical properties, and is impervious to gas and water.

Its exceptional power at low gauges, flatness, clarity, lightweight, and superb printability is now an indispensable packaging material for a vast selection of consumer products, including foods, textiles, and stationary. This material also provides excellent sealing features for secure packs and decent shelf life, preventing product spoilage and waste.