As ever greater quantities of free-flowing bulk products are transported in dry freight containers, so is the demand for one-trip liner bags continuing to grow

As most global box trades continue to perform strongly, there is no let up in demand for one-trip liner bags used to containerise dry bulk commodities. This is attracting ever more suppliers into the field and driving further product innovation

The sale of Power Plastics SA, South Africa’s leading producer of container liners, was concluded last month, with the company formally acquired by South African businesswoman and entrepreneur, Caryn Fomby.

Despite a downturn in the global transport of dry bulk chemical products, demand for container liner bags is as strong as ever

The market for container liners in southern Africa is still served mainly by Power Plastics SA, a subsidiary of the UK-based Power Plastics Group. The South African company is continuing to sell strongly to local end-users in Africa, as well as exporting an increasing number of liners further afield. It has also been active on the technical front, with various product innovations/ additions introduced or planned.

Polyethylene container liners are growing in popularity as more and more shippers use them to transport a growing range of free-flowing dry bulk commodities

As ever greater quantities of free-flowing bulk products are transported in dry freight containers, so is the demand for one-trip liner bags continuing to grow

As most global box trades continue to perform strongly, there is no let up in demand for one-trip liner bags used to containerise dry bulk commodities. This is attracting ever more suppliers into the field and driving further product innovation

The sale of Power Plastics SA, South Africa’s leading producer of container liners, was concluded last month, with the company formally acquired by South African businesswoman and entrepreneur, Caryn Fomby.

Despite a downturn in the global transport of dry bulk chemical products, demand for container liner bags is as strong as ever

The market for container liners in southern Africa is still served mainly by Power Plastics SA, a subsidiary of the UK-based Power Plastics Group. The South African company is continuing to sell strongly to local end-users in Africa, as well as exporting an increasing number of liners further afield. It has also been active on the technical front, with various product innovations/ additions introduced or planned.

Polyethylene container liners are growing in popularity as more and more shippers use them to transport a growing range of free-flowing dry bulk commodities