In Oman, the packaging industry faces the dual challenge of extreme high temperatures and high humidity levels. For products like coffee tea bags, maintaining aromatic integrity is critical. Standard plastics often fail under the intense UV exposure and heat of the region, leading to premature oxidation of the contents.
The local market is currently witnessing a shift toward high-barrier films. As the coffee culture in Muscat and Salalah expands, the demand for specialized drip coffee bag formats has surged, requiring materials that prevent moisture ingress while remaining lightweight for logistics.
Furthermore, the Omani retail sector is transitioning from single-use plastics to more sustainable alternatives. The integration of high-strength paper carrier bags reflects a broader economic trend toward "Green Oman" initiatives, blending traditional commerce with modern environmental standards.
