Briquettes packaging

Our portfolio for briquette packaging consists of pp woven bags, paper bags and pallet netting.

Your briquettes, our packaging

Discover our briquette packaging solutions, specially designed for efficient and safe transport and storage. Our packaging options accommodate various volumes and provide optimal protection. Thanks to ventilated materials, condensation is prevented, ensuring that the briquettes remain in excellent condition. Choose the packaging that best suits your logistical needs and guarantee reliable delivery and storage of your products.

For more detailed information about the various packaging options for briquettes, please refer to the material categories below.

3 categories

Pallet netting

Pallet netting is available as knitted or extruded pallet net and as vented film wrap.

Paper bags

Multi-wall paper bags are available as valve and open mouth style bags, constructed from multiple plies of paper with additional layers and coatings for added functionality.

Woven poly bags

Woven poly bags are available as blockbottom woven poly bags (Power-Block®) and woven poly bags with open top and sewn bottom.

Frequently Asked Questions about Briquettes Packaging

Briquettes and charcoal require packaging that handles weight, resists moisture, and holds up during export. NNZ supplies PP woven bags, paper bags, and pallet netting for briquette producers across the U.S.

What packaging options are available for briquettes?

NNZ supplies three main options for briquettes: PP woven bags for durable, cost-effective transport of mid-range volumes; multi-wall paper bags where retail presentation or automated filling lines matter; and pallet netting for stabilizing palletized loads during transport. The right choice depends on the sales channel, order volume, and whether the product is moving through retail or industrial distribution.
How does packaging protect briquettes against moisture during storage and transport?

Briquettes absorb moisture easily, which affects combustion quality. PP woven bags are available with a coating that adds a moisture barrier without fully sealing the bag. For charcoal briquettes that need more complete protection, a PE liner inside the woven bag creates a tighter seal. Pallet netting stabilizes the load and reduces handling damage. The right level of protection depends on storage conditions and how long the product sits before use.
Are briquette bags available with ventilation to prevent condensation?

Ventilation helps prevent condensation buildup inside the bag, which can damage briquettes during storage. PP woven bags are available with ventilation strips that allow airflow while maintaining structural integrity. For charcoal briquettes that need to remain dry but also release residual heat from production, ventilated bags are the better choice over sealed formats. NNZ advises on the right ventilation and moisture balance for the specific product and storage setup.
Can briquette packaging be customized for retail or export requirements?

Yes. PP woven bags and paper bags support printing for product identification and retail presentation. Woven poly bags print on one or two sides, up to four colors. For export markets, specific labeling requirements may apply depending on the destination country. NNZ advises on bag dimensions, print specifications, and construction to match the retail format or export compliance requirements.
What sustainability options are available for briquette packaging?

PP woven bags use woven polypropylene, a recyclable material. Pallet netting reduces the need for additional wrapping materials. For producers focused on reducing packaging waste, reusable FIBC bulk bags offer an alternative for large-volume operations where the same bags move through a closed loop. For a broader view of how NNZ approaches bulk packaging solutions and sustainability, more detail is available through the NNZ packaging insights.
How do big bags compare to woven poly bags for briquette packaging?

Woven poly bags are the more common choice for briquettes in standard retail and distribution quantities, typically up to 25–30 kg per bag. Big bags are better suited when the operation moves large volumes in a single lift — for example, filling a 1,000 kg bag for wholesale or industrial supply. Big bags reduce the number of handling steps per unit of product and lower labor costs for high-volume operations. The right choice depends on where the product is sold and how it is filled and handled.