Seed packaging

Our portfolio for seed packaging consists of cotton bags, jute bags, FIBC's, bulk bags, horticulture products, pp woven bags, plastic film bags and film on reel.

Your seeds, our packaging

Discover our seed packaging solutions, designed for optimal protection and long-term storage. Paper, jute, and cotton bags provide a sustainable solution, while PP woven bags, horticultural packaging, FIBCs, and Big Bags are ideal for larger volumes and efficient transport. Thanks to moisture-resistant and robust materials, your seeds remain in perfect condition from storage to delivery. With various sizes and options, you will always find the right packaging for your logistics needs. Choose security and quality with NNZ’s seed packaging!

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

10 categories

1-Loop and 2-Loop bulk bags, Power-Lift®

The Power-Lift® bulk bag series, featuring both the 1-Loop and 2-Loop variants, is meticulously designed to cater to a wide range of material handling needs.

4-Loop bulk bags, Power-Lift®

The 4-Loop bulk bag, Power-Lift® – is an industry standout for packaging, transporting, and safeguarding your powders, granules, and minerals.

Cotton bags

Cotton bags are available in standard fabric construction and specialties with a safety seam and stitching.

FIBC | Bulk bags

FIBCs | Bulk Bags are available as 1- and 2-Loop, (static protective) 4-Loop (with liners), builder bags, Q-bags and ventilated bulk bags, Log-Lift®.

Horticultural products

Products used in horticulture include woven box bag for drying seed, non woven crop cover and tree bark protector.

Jute bags

Jute bags for transport packaging include jute bags for potatoes, seed, coffee- and cacao beans, nuts and mussels.

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.

Poly bags | poly rollstock

Poly bags and poly rollstock are available in mono, duplex and co-extruded structures.

Q-bag, Formstable bulk bags

The Power-Lift® Q-bag, is designed with polypropylene baffles sewn across each of the FIBC bag's four corners.

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 Seed Packaging

Seeds require packaging that preserves germination rates, protects against moisture and UV exposure, and handles a wide range of volumes. NNZ offers one of the broadest seed packaging portfolios available, including jute, cotton, paper, poly, woven, and FIBC bulk bag options.

What packaging materials work best for protecting seeds during storage and transport?

The right material depends on seed type, storage duration, and logistics requirements. Moisture-resistant options such as poly bags and PP woven bags protect against humidity. Multi-ply paper bags work well where some breathability is acceptable. For seeds that require a stronger barrier against moisture or oxygen, big bags with a PE or PE/EVOH liner provide dedicated protection for bulk volumes.
How does packaging help maintain seed freshness and germination rates?

Germination rates drop when seeds are exposed to excess moisture, heat, or light. Packaging that limits these factors preserves viability during storage and transit. Horticultural products such as woven box bags are designed specifically for drying seed, supporting quality control from harvest through to planting. For sensitive seed varieties in bulk, a lined big bag provides the most controlled environment.
What is the difference between jute, cotton, and synthetic bags for seeds?

Jute and cotton bags suit seeds where breathability and a natural presentation matter. Synthetic options, including PP woven bags, poly film bags, and FIBC bulk bags, offer higher moisture resistance, greater strength, and better suitability for large-volume or automated handling. The choice depends on seed variety, distribution channel, and buyer expectations.
How can seed packaging comply with agricultural labeling and regulatory requirements?

Seed packaging in the U.S. must meet labeling requirements that vary by state and seed category. These cover variety, germination rate, lot number, and treatment status. NNZ supplies bags that support compliant label printing and, where required, food-grade or agricultural certification. Confirm the applicable regulatory standard for your seed type and target market before selecting a bag specification.
Which packaging types are suited for bulk seed transport versus smaller quantities?

For large-volume transport, FIBC bulk bags handle loads from 500 to 2,000 kg and work well with standard forklift systems. Single loop FIBC bags and 4 loop FIBC bags are well suited for grain and seed applications. For smaller quantities, including retail or trial packs, poly bags, paper bags, and woven poly bags in standard sizes offer the right balance of protection and presentation.
How does the right packaging improve handling and storage efficiency for seeds?

Stable, consistently formed bags stack better and use warehouse space more efficiently. Q-bags use internal baffles at all four corners to hold a square shape when filled. This minimizes bulging and maximizes stacking density. Bulk bags with standardized lifting loops work with common forklift setups. Matching packaging to your filling line and handling equipment cuts downtime and keeps throughput consistent across the season.