Abstract: In the proximity of the mouth of the bag there is disposed a filiform closing member which is threaded through interstices of the net material and is provided with two ends extending laterally outwardly of the bag. The ends are attached together with a short tape fastener member wrapping a portion of each end and capable of sliding along the ends.

Abstract: The bag is formed by a tubular net body forming, in the flattened state, two superimposed sheets. For housing labels or other supports with graphic representations, the bag is provided with a flattened tubular bag-like strip superimposed on one of said sheets; the strip is attached to the bag, on the one hand, by a weld line forming the bottom of both and, on the other and, by two weld portions connecting the handles to the bag; between these portions there is defined an opening or mouth of the bag-like strip; said strip may be made from transparent plastics sheet or net material.

Abstract: An extruded plastics material net bag, formed by a tubular body which in the flattened state defines two superimposed sheets, in each of which there are two reinforced longitudinal lateral web portions close to the lateral edges of the bag and a reinforced longitudinal central web portion substantially equidistant between the other two; the bag handles are extensions of the lateral web portions and are provided with a weld line at the end thereof while a weld line defines the bottom of the bag. The bag is closed either by way of a filiform member capable of throttling the mouth of the bag or by two closing appendices, one on each sheet and which extend beyond the bag mouth, being joined together by knotting, stapling or any other means. The special location of the lateral web portions and the existence of the central web portion provide more strength and a greater dimensional stability to the full bag.