From burlap to polyproplyene. Industrial textile bags from cotton, woven polypropylene, and mesh materials also form an important component of the manufacturing division. These bags are used for agricultural produce such as cabbage, turnip, grain, corn, onions, shellfish, and for flour and animal feeds. Product line. Burlap (jute) A strong, biodegradable, natural fiber cloth that has been used for centuries to package agricultural and feed products. Burlap is used for packaging potatoes, rutabagas, sand, beans, grain, and coffee. Woven Polypropylene A fabric made by weaving strands of polypropylene yarn. Polyprolylene is an inert petroleum byproduct. Woven polypropylene is used for packaging grain, seeds, sand, mineral, and feed products. Leno Mesh An open weave polypropylene fabric that allows air circulation around the product contained in the bag. It is available with a drawstring closure. Leno mesh is used for packaging cabbage, onions, corn, and citrus fruits. Other Specifications. Package Styles: L-sewn General Applications: Potatoes, grain, feed products, vegetables, shellfish, scallops. Package Size Range: 20-110 pounds of product General Information: Packages are made to customer specifications and can be printed as required, to a maximum of three colors. Plain bags are available from inventory