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Synberry Bag & Package Products Co.,Ltd
SYNBERRY is a trusted B2B backpack supplier offering comprehensive OEM and ODM services. We specialized in manufacturing school backpacks, daily backpacks, pencil cases, lunch bags and more. With over two generations of experience, we transform your ideas into high-quality products, ensuring a seamless journey from concept to retail shelf display. Our factories in China and Cambodia provide flexibility, allowing you to choose the most cost-effective production site based on your specific tariff advantages. Synberry stands out for its strong commitment to quality, well-organized documentation, and enduring client relationships. We are dedicated to delivering reliable, customized solutions that meet the evolving needs of our global partners.
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Synberry is certified with BSCI, WRAP, SCAN, GRS, and ISO, ensuring top-quality and sustainable production standards.  

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  • Expert Product Customization

    Our professional product customization service transforms your idea into reality, providing a seamless experience from the concept to product display on the retail shelf

    Expert Product Customization
  • Own factories in China and Cambodia

    With factories in China and Cambodia, you have the flexibility to select the production site that offers the most advantageous tariff benefits based on your specific situation.

    Own factories in China and Cambodia
  • Synberry becomes the choice of two generations

    What has made Synberry the choice of two generations? With clearly defined quality principles, well-managed documentation and records, and most importantly, in-depth process analysis and inspection, we are able to ensure consistent high quality.

    Synberry becomes the choice of two generations

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What's the point of a roll top backpack? 07 Feb - 2025
What's the point of a roll top backpack?

The most significant difference between a roll-top backpack and a regular backpack is that it does not rely on zippers to close the interior space. Instead, it rolls up the top and secures it with some buckles. Adjust Capacity A roll-top backpack can adjust its capacity to some extent according to actual needs. When you are preparing for an outdoor trip, you can loosen the top to increase the space. The more you roll up the top, the smaller the capacity becomes. This also avoids the unpleasant experience of items jostling around inside a large-capacity backpack when it is only partially filled, which can cause bumps and potential damage to the contents. Waterproof Design Another major advantage of roll-top backpacks is their water resistance. Regular backpacks typically have zipper openings on the top, and if they are not equipped with special waterproof zippers, water can easily seep in through the zippers during rainy days. However, roll-top backpacks avoid this issue entirely. By rolling up the opening and hiding it inside, they significantly enhance their water resistance.     In summary, the two key advantages of roll-top backpacks address common pain points that users face in daily life. As for its significance, I believe that providing convenience to every user is its greatest value.

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Where are most backpacks made? 21 Jan - 2025
Where are most backpacks made?

Most backpacks in the world are produced in China, India, and Vietnam. Among them, China is the largest backpack manufacturer. According to statistics, 70% of the backpacks in the world are produced in China.     Why does China produce the majority of the world’s backpacks?To understand this, we need to explore the backpack production process step by step. The production of backpacks involves raw material procurement, production equipment, labor, and subsequent packaging and logistics services. Raw MaterialsCommon backpack materials include nylon, polyester, and canvas. China is the largest producer of these materials, so Chinese factories have a unique advantage in raw material procurement. Whether it is the variety, quality, or convenience of purchasing, Chinese backpack factories have a clear edge over other countries’ factories. Production Equipment and LaborChina is an industrial powerhouse, and the level of automation has been steadily increasing. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China, the usage rate of automated equipment in China’s textile industry is over 40%. According to the China Textile Industry Association's report, over 50% of textile and garment production enterprises have updated their machinery and equipment, which are approaching international top standards.China is also a populous country with a large number of engineering and technical talents. According to the Ministry of Education of China, more than 1.5 million engineering and technical talents are trained annually, many of whom enter the textile industry, driving technological progress. Logistics ServicesChina has the world’s busiest ports, the longest and most modern railway network, and strong e-commerce logistics. Many Chinese logistics companies provide one-stop cross-border transportation solutions. Efficient logistics also provide a favorable environment for China’s backpack export industry. As a company with backpack factories in both China and Cambodia, Synberry fully leverages these advantages to provide high-quality services for our customers. Going beyond the ordinary has always been Synberry’s pursuit!

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The International Rescue Color - A Must-Have for Your Backpack 06 Jan - 2025
The International Rescue Color - A Must-Have for Your Backpack

Common life jackets and life rafts are mostly designed with orange as the main color. Have you ever wondered why it's orange?   Why Orange? If you were suddenly asked what color you think is the most eye-catching, perhaps everyone would have their own answer—black, white, or purple, etc. Clearly, this is not a question with a universally accepted answer. However, if I ask you what else in nature is orange besides oranges, you might not be able to come up with an answer right away. This color, named after a fruit, indeed has its unique qualities. It stands out remarkably in forests, snow-capped mountains, or oceans. This is the fundamental reason why it is used as the international rescue color. From the 1950s to the 1960s, orange gradually gained international recognition as the rescue color and has been used ever since. It is widely applied to various rescue equipment, signs, and clothing.   Orange Represents Safety In outdoor scenarios, safety is the top priority. Therefore, orange is commonly used as the color for outdoor backpacks. The high visibility of orange allows you to be quickly identified in various complex environments, and it can also serve as a warning in emergencies. An orange backpack can attract attention, thereby enhancing safety. In addition, an orange backpack symbolizes vitality and energy, allowing you to stay safe while enjoying outdoor activities. Choosing an orange outdoor backpack not only adds to your safety but also adds a touch of vibrant color to your adventure journey.  

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From Plastic Bottles to Backpacks: A Win-Win for the Environment and Textile Industry 10 Dec - 2024
From Plastic Bottles to Backpacks: A Win-Win for the Environment and Textile Industry

White pollution has become a concern for all industries, as it affects everyone's living environment. Plastic bottles have been used in various aspects of life and production since their inception, from ubiquitous water bottles to various containers used in chemical and medical industries. It can be affirmed that human life cannot be separated from plastic bottles. However, the molecular structure of plastic bottles is very stable, which means that they typically take 500-1000 years to fully degrade in the natural environment. Therefore, the harm of discarded plastic bottles to the environment is enormous.   The Origin of Plastic Bottles In 1941, British scientists invented polyethylene terephthalate (PET), which is now the main material for plastic bottles. They discovered that PET is a lightweight and sturdy material. However, no one thought of using this new material for producing packaging containers until 1973 when an American scientist (Nathaniel Wyeth) invented the technology to make PET bottles and applied for a patent. These bottles are durable, transparent, lightweight, and cost much less than glass. Soon, this type of plastic bottle replaced the glass bottles of that time. The Harm of Plastic Bottles Not long after the widespread use of plastic bottles, scientists noticed that plastic bottles began to accumulate in large quantities, especially in the oceans where a large number of plastic bottles were found. In 1980, scientists began to study the decomposition characteristics of plastic bottles, but they found that this material is difficult to decompose in the natural environment and usually takes hundreds of years to decompose in the natural environment. This made them start to recognize the harm of plastic bottles. In 1997, American marine researcher Charles Moore discovered the Great Pacific Garbage Patch - a massive pollution area mainly composed of plastic waste, with an astonishing area of 16 million square kilometers, almost the size of the entire continent of Africa! This led many countries to establish plastic recycling systems at that time. The Birth of RPET In 1993, Patagonia in the United States launched products made from recycled polyester fibers (RPET), pioneering the transformation from plastic recycling to textile production.   The Process of Making RPET The main steps in recycling PET into RPET include collection, cleaning, crushing, melting, spinning, and weaving. In this process, other impurities in the plastic are separated, and dirt, glue, oil, and other stains on the surface are cleaned off. Modern recycling technology has been continuously optimized to further improve the strength of RPET, and now the strength of RPET material is almost comparable to PET. RPET is now widely used in packaging and textile industries. Synberry's Sustainable Commitment We have always adhered to the principle of sustainable development, and we are delighted to see more sustainable materials on the market and incorporate them into our products. We believe that the future of the backpack industry will be more environmentally friendly and green.

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