heavier fruit
Bagged fruit loses less moisture, so it gains more weight and size before harvest.
India's largest manufacturer of fruit protection bags
Paper covers that keep fruit flies, rain, sunburn and spots off your fruit. Bagged fruit grows up to 30% heavier, comes off the tree blemish-free and earns a better price.
Why bag your fruit
Bagged fruit loses less moisture, so it gains more weight and size before harvest.
Bagged mangoes stay good for 12–15 days, against 4–5 days unbagged, with no wrinkles.
The cover keeps out fruit flies, fruit borers and white bugs, so the fruit itself needs no spraying.
A smooth, blemish-free skin with even ripening colour, without chemical ripeners. That is what export buyers look for.
How it works
Bag the fruit once it reaches the size of an egg or a lemon.
Slide the cover over the fruit and tie it on the stem at least 3 cm above the fruit, so it grips and the fruit doesn't drop.
45–55 days for mango, 60–70 days for guava and pomegranate. An air chamber lets the fruit breathe.
The fruit comes out clean, glossy and evenly coloured, ready for the best buyers.
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Ask on WhatsAppThey are water resistant. The wood-pulp paper has a nano-grade coating, so the bag doesn't get soggy and stays strong for the whole season, even in heavy rain.
When the fruit is about the size of an egg or a lemon.
45–55 days for mango, 60–70 days for guava and 60–70 days for pomegranate.
Tie it on the stem at least 3 cm above the fruit. That gives a good grip, and the fruit won't fall even in strong wind.
Yes. Bagged fruit can gain up to 30% more weight because the cover cuts moisture loss from sun and ground heat.
Not on the fruit. The bag keeps out fruit flies, fruit borers, moths and white bugs, so you don't need to spray the fruit itself.
Yes. Write the bagging date on the bag and check against your harvest schedule. You can open a bag and re-cover the fruit at any time. For sitaphal we make open-window bags.
Yes. Fruit Tech covers have a special air chamber so the fruit can breathe. Warm air inside brings natural ripening colour without chemical ripeners.
No. Newspaper isn't water resistant, so it sticks to the fruit when wet. Its printing ink contains chemicals you don't want on food, and it doesn't stop sunburn.
About 12–15 days after harvest without wrinkles, against 4–5 days for unbagged mangoes.
Yes: mango, guava, pomegranate, custard apple, dragon fruit, orange, banana and more. Ask us on WhatsApp for custom sizes.
Buy small packs on our Amazon store. For 5,000+ bags, message us on WhatsApp for factory pricing.