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Special cotton canvas fabric for food contact
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Certifié contact alimentaire
100% coton - 180 grs/m²
- ItemCode
- 48260
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- Fabrics
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- m
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- 52081296
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- France
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- Food contact fabric
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- Arts and Leisure / Leisure and Creative Arts / Creative Leisure / Creative Leisure Materials / Textiles / Fabric
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- Interfacing fabrics / Food contact fabrics
- ColorRange1
- White
- Material
- Cotton
- Width
- 1.55 m
- Weight
- 180
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- Made in France
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Special food contact cotton canvas fabric – Natural, healthy, and eco-friendly
This 100% raw cotton canvas fabric is ideal for making bread bags, fruit bags, bulk bags, seed packets and reusable food accessories. Compliant with French and European standards, it offers a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to plastic bags. Its raw, untreated finish ensures a fabric Natural and without substance migration towards food.
Key features
- 100% raw cotton canvas fabric, certified food contact.
- Generous width of 155 cm for bags and various projects.
- Weight: 180 g/m², robust and resistant.
- Color: natural, with black spots attesting to its authenticity.
- Respect for the principle of inertia: no migration towards food.
- Natural impermeability due to the wax of raw cotton (decreases with washing).
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- Material: 100% raw cotton
- Width: 155 cm
- Weight: 180 g/m²
- Color: natural
- Certified Oeko-Tex Standard 100
- Food contact compliant
- Making of reusable grocery bags (bread, fruits, bulk, seeds).
- Wash at 30°C with food-safe detergent or Marseille soap.
- Avoid harsh detergents to preserve the natural wax of cotton.
- Natural drying recommended, without direct ironing.
Which food wrap/film to choose ?
| Product | Ideal for… | Material • Weight • Width | Key strengths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Special food contact muslin fabric | Tea bags, coffee filters, fine infusions | 100% cotton • 50 g/m² • 155 cm | Very thin & breathable, reusable, Oeko-Tex certified + food contact |
| Special cotton canvas fabric for food contact | Bread bags, fruit bags, bulk bags, seed bags (durable use) | 100% raw cotton • 180 g/m² • 155 cm | Resistant, natural appearance, slight initial water resistance, certified |
| Special cotton gauze fabric for food contact | Juice filtration, jellies, jams, brew bag (BIAB), herbs | 100% cotton • 100 g/m² • 130 cm | Intermediate mesh, good durability, ultra versatile, certified |
| Food contact special film | Pouches, lunch bags, covers, washable packaging | EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) • 90 g/m² (100 µ) • 160 cm | Translucent, solid, washable, EU/FR food contact compliant |
| Food-grade tulle fabric for tea bags | Tea/herbal tea bags, transparent packaging, decoctions | PLA (cornstarch) • 25 g/m² • 145 cm | Very light, transparent, 100% biodegradable & compostable, certified |
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