Paper bags are bags made of paper, usually Kraft paper as the raw material. Paper bags can

be made from virgin or recycled fibers to suit customers' needs. Paper bags are commonly used as shopping bags and packaging for some consumer goods. They are widely used in everyday life, from groceries, glass bottles, clothes, books, toiletries, electronics and various other goods.

Paper shopping bags, brown paper bags, paper bread bags, and other lightweight bags are single-ply. There are a variety of constructions and designs to choose from. Many are printed with the name of the store and brand. Paper bags are not waterproof. The types of paper bags are: laminated, twisted, flat wire, bronzing. Laminated bags, while not completely waterproof, have a layer of laminate that protects the exterior to some degree.

This trend has gained popularity owing to the people and businesses becoming more aware of the ecological surroundings.

Paper bags are not only useful but there are multiple advantages to using one over a plastic alternative.

First and foremost paper bags are environmentally friendly. As they are made from paper they contain none of the toxins and chemicals found in plastic and thanks to their biodegradable nature, won’t end up in landfill or polluting the oceans.

It’s not just their green power that makes paper bags such a good option. Another advantage is that they’re incredibly durable. The process of making paper bags has advanced since they were first invented back in the late 1800’s and now paper bags are strong and solid.

Paper bags with handles are also particularly comfortable for people to carry. Unlike plastic handles that can cut into the skin on our hands when carrying a heavy load, paper handles offer a higher level of comfort and durability.