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The demand for polypropylene bags and sacks from the cement industry has increased significantly in the last few years,
due to increase in urbanization and growth in the industrial sector. Multinational companies are eyeing in anticipation of
increased demand from the building & construction industry. Steady increase in the cement industry will increase
the demand for its packaging, and in turn, polypropylene woven bags and sacks. Polypropylene woven bags & sacks
offer optimum strength and good material handling during transportation and shipping. They are highly preferred
for cement packaging. In recent years, it has been noticed that the number of polypropylene woven
bags & sacks manufacturers for industrial applications has increased dramatically.

Increasing economies, the rising population, and the subsequent disposable income of people are the main drivers
for augmented opportunities in developing countries. Owing to polypropylene woven bags & sacks contribution in
various commodities which are associated with day to day life of human it can be anticipated that market of
polypropylene woven bags & sacks is expected to grow substantially over the forecast period.

Moreover, ban on the thin-film plastic bag is rigorously fueling the demand and adoption of the polypropylene woven bags and sacks.
Key players are increasing their focus on increasing manufacturing of polypropylene woven bags and sacks in order to prevail
as reliable manufacturers of the custom woven fabric. However, sales of polypropylene woven bags and sacks across agricultural industries
is anticipated to overshadow sales in the construction and building industry. Environmental hazards related to PE (polyethylene)
has spurred the adoption of polypropylene woven bags and sacks as comparatively sustainable alternative.

However, factors such as environment, strength and cost continue to dwarf polypropylene woven bags and sacks
from its non-laminated polypropylene woven bags and sacks. Existing regulatory framework regarding
manufacturing and usage of polypropylene woven bags and sacks is expected to hinder the growth of market in developed regions.