Import Bag Printing — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Shanghai Tenth Printing Factory Co., Ltd. offers paper bag printing on stock dimensions of 370 mm length, 270 mm width and 90 mm gusset, with custom sizing available on request. The service supports full-colour, high-resolution flexo or offset print on kraft or art paper substrates, producing crisp brand graphics and text for retail use. Each bag is finished with reinforced handles and glue-sealed bases to carry typical retail loads up to 5 kg without failure.

The standard paper grades used are 120 to 200 gsm kraft, a typical weight range for retail carrier bags that balances strength and cost. Surface finishes include matte or gloss varnish for scuff resistance, and water-based inks are typical for eco-conscious buyers. Industry practice for such bags is a minimum burst strength of 3 kgf per square centimetre, ensuring durability through repeated handling.

Retailers, event organisers and promotional merchandisers source these printed bags as point-of-sale packaging that doubles as mobile advertising. Common trade terms are FOB Shanghai or CIF to major ports, with packaging in bundles of 100 inside cartons. Buyers confirm exact print colour codes, paper grade and handle material before ordering, as these affect final cost and lead time.

Shanghai Tenth Printing Factory Co., Ltd. operates from No. 343 Liaoyang Road in Shanghai’s Hongkou district, a location with established access to print consumables and logistics hubs. The company’s profile indicates it is an imported-tier supplier on the platform, with a harbor trust tier that signals basic verification of business registration and export capability.

The listing does not state response rate, average response hours, headcount, or certifications, so buyers should confirm these directly. The firm presents itself as a specialist in custom-printed paper packaging, with the ability to handle small to mid-size orders for international clients. There is no claim of ISO or FSC certification in the provided data, so these should not be assumed.