Non-woven triangular tea bag processing

The non-woven packaging material is a filter type of bag that can contain fined tea leaves.
The non-woven bag that can drain water depend on different raw material.
Even though the filling inside is difficult to see, various forms of raw materials can be added.
We can produce both bags with tag or without tag, so please choose according to your purpose.

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