Light Cees Jute Bag

The Light Cees Jute Bag is a wide woven jute sack designed for bulk packing of grains, cereals, coffee, cocoa, cashew nuts, and other agricultural commodities. The standard configuration measures 43 × 29 inches, weighs approximately 1,020 g, and uses an 8 × 8 porter and shot construction.

Its wider body provides useful internal volume for agricultural products while maintaining a lighter Cees construction. Light Cees bags are available for importers, commodity traders, agricultural processors, mills, distributors, and other bulk packaging buyers.

What are the standard specifications of a Light Cees Jute Bag?

A Standard Light Cees Jute Bag commonly measures 43 × 29 inches or approximately 109 × 74 cm. The typical bag weighs 1,020 g or 2.25 lb and uses an 8 × 8 porter and shot construction. Standard finishing includes a hemmed mouth, overhead dry sewing, and a green identification stripe.

Specification	Standard Value
Product	Light Cees Jute Bag
Material	Woven jute
Size	43 × 29 inches
Approx. Metric Size	109 × 74 cm
Bag Weight	Approx. 1,020 g / 2.25 lb
Porter & Shot	8 × 8
Mouth	Hemmed
Sewing	Overhead dry sewn
Identification	2-inch green stripe
Grade	Normal or treated as specified
Printing	Plain or custom printed
Treatment	MOT, VOT, hydrocarbon-free, or buyer specified
Packing	Approx. 400 bags per export bale
Origin	Bangladesh

The final specification should confirm bag weight tolerance, treatment, sewing, printing, stripe configuration, packing, and intended filling requirement before production.

What is a Light Cees Jute Bag used for?

Light Cees Jute Bags are mainly used for agricultural and food commodity packaging where buyers require a relatively wide woven sack for filling, handling, storage, and transport.

Common applications include:

• Coffee beans
• Cocoa beans
• Cashew nuts
• Groundnuts
• Peanuts
• Wheat
• Rice
• Maize
• Paddy
• Grains
• Cereals
• Pulses
• Other compatible agricultural commodities

The correct bag should be selected according to product density, required filling weight, storage conditions, handling method, stacking requirements, and transportation process.

How is a Light Cees Bag different from B-Twill and Binola Bags?

Light Cees uses a wider 43 × 29 inch format and an 8 × 8 porter and shot construction. Standard B-Twill and Binola bags commonly use narrower 44 × 26.5 inch dimensions with different fabric constructions.

Specification	Light Cees	Standard B-Twill	Standard Binola
Size	43 × 29 in	44 × 26.5 in	44 × 26.5 in
Approx. Weight	1,020 g	1,020 g	907–920 g
Porter & Shot	8 × 8	6 × 8	6 × 7
Typical Stripe	Green	Blue	Blue
General Format	Wider sack	Standard heavy sack	Lighter sack

The appropriate construction depends on the commodity and purchase specification rather than bag weight alone.

What does 8 × 8 porter and shot mean for a Light Cees Bag?

The 8 × 8 porter and shot specification describes an important part of the woven fabric construction used for the Light Cees sack. Buyers use this value together with bag dimensions, individual bag weight, yarn construction, and intended filling requirement when defining the product specification.

For procurement purposes, 8 × 8 should be reviewed together with:

• Bag weight
• Bag dimensions
• Yarn specification
• Fabric construction
• Sewing method
• Commodity type
• Filling weight
• Required production tolerance

Specifying only “Light Cees” may not provide enough information for a manufacturer to reproduce an existing bag accurately.

Can Light Cees Jute Bags be customized?

Yes. Light Cees Jute Bags can be produced according to buyer-specific dimensions, weight, weave, treatment, stitching, printing, and export packing requirements.

Available customization may include:

• Size: Custom length and width
• Bag weight: According to approved specification
• Porter & shot: Required fabric construction
• Mouth: Hemmed or buyer-specified finish
• Sewing: Overhead dry, Heracles, or agreed sewing method
• Stripe: Standard or buyer-specified identification
• Printing: Logo, commodity details, weight, and shipping marks
• Treatment: Normal, VOT, hydrocarbon-free, or other required processing
• Packing: Custom bale configuration

Buyers sourcing replacements for an existing bag can provide a specification sheet or reference sample for technical review before quotation.

What printing can be added to Light Cees Jute Bags?

Light Cees bags can be supplied plain or printed with buyer-approved information. Printing is commonly used to identify the commodity, brand, packed weight, batch, origin information, or shipment.

Printing may include:

• Company name
• Brand logo
• Commodity name
• Product grade
• Net weight
• Gross weight
• Batch or lot number
• Handling instructions
• Destination information
• Shipping marks

Artwork size, number of colors, printing position, and whether one or both sides require printing should be confirmed before bulk production.

What treatment options are available for Light Cees Jute Bags?

Light Cees bags can be produced with different batching or oil-treatment requirements depending on the commodity and buyer specification. The Light Cees construction itself does not automatically determine whether the finished sack is normal grade, VOT, hydrocarbon-free, or suitable for a particular food commodity.

Possible specifications include:

• Mineral Oil Treatment (MOT) where applicable
• Vegetable Oil Treatment (VOT)
• Hydrocarbon-free processing
• Buyer-specified treatment
• Food-grade specification where separately confirmed

Buyers packing coffee, cocoa, nuts, grains, or other food commodities should state their required treatment and testing conditions before quotation.

How are Light Cees Jute Bags checked before shipment?

Light Cees bags should be inspected against the approved technical specification rather than general appearance alone. The inspection should confirm whether the manufactured bags match the dimensions, weight, weave, sewing, treatment, printing, and packing agreed with the buyer.

Inspection points may include:

• Length and width
• Individual bag weight
• Porter and shot
• Fabric construction
• Mouth hemming
• Sewing condition
• Stripe width and position
• Printing quality
• Treatment specification
• Bale quantity
• Bale condition
• Shipping marks

Buyer-appointed inspection or third-party testing can also be specified before production when required.

How are Light Cees Jute Bags packed for export?

Standard Light Cees Jute Bags are commonly compressed into iron-bound export bales containing approximately 400 bags. This configuration helps organize large commercial orders for storage, handling, container loading, and export shipment.

A commonly published configuration includes:

• Approx. 400 bags per bale
• Iron-bound export bale
• Approx. 40–44 bales per 20 ft container depending on packing and loading configuration

Container quantity should be confirmed after the final product and bale specifications are approved because actual loading can vary with compression, bag weight, bale dimensions, and shipping requirements.

Who typically buys Light Cees Jute Bags?

Light Cees Jute Bags are purchased by businesses involved in agricultural commodities, food processing, international trade, and industrial packaging. Buyers normally compare the product based on dimensions, weave construction, treatment, printing, specification consistency, export packing, and commercial terms.

Typical buyers include:

• Coffee and cocoa traders
• Grain importers
• Agricultural commodity exporters
• Cashew and nut processors
• Rice and flour mills
• Agricultural distributors
• Food commodity packers
• Jute sack wholesalers
• Packaging distributors
• Industrial procurement companies

Repeat buyers can use an approved product specification or reference sample to maintain consistent requirements across production orders.

What information is needed for a Light Cees Jute Bag quotation?

An accurate Light Cees quotation requires the technical specification, quantity, commodity, treatment, customization, and shipment destination. Providing these details reduces assumptions and makes supplier quotations easier to compare.

Send:

• Bag size
• Bag weight
• Porter & shot
• Commodity to be packed
• Required filling weight
• Order quantity
• Treatment requirement
• Printing artwork
• Stripe requirement
• Sewing requirement
• Bale packing requirement
• Destination country and port
• Inspection or testing requirement
• Required shipment schedule

For the commonly traded Light Cees construction, specify 43 × 29 inches, 1,020 g, 8 × 8 porter and shot, hemmed mouth, overhead dry sewn, and 400 bags per bale.

How do you order Light Cees Jute Bags in bulk?

Bulk ordering begins by confirming the exact sack specification and commodity to be packed. The manufacturer can then review construction, treatment, customization, quantity, packing, and destination requirements before preparing the quotation.

A typical order process includes:

1. Send the required Light Cees specification.
2. Confirm the commodity and filling requirement.
3. Provide the required order quantity.
4. Confirm treatment and testing requirements.
5. Submit printing artwork or shipping marks.
6. Confirm bale packing and destination.
7. Review the quotation and technical specification.
8. Approve the sample or artwork where required.
9. Proceed with production and inspection.
10. Pack the finished bags for shipment.

Using an approved specification throughout production helps maintain consistency in dimensions, weight, weave, treatment, printing, and packing.