Right now, some industries are struggling to keep up with demand during the COVID-19 outbreak. According to a survey of more than 3,000 consumers by meal planning service eMeals, shoppers weren’t able to find 40% of the grocery items on their shopping list between March 18 and 23, even after visiting an average of two grocery stores.

There’s more than one way to fill a bulk bag. What method makes the most sense? An operator can choose to either fill by weight or by volume, depending on the application.

Filling method isn’t the only decision to make. There are several types of bulk bag fillers to choose from. Finding the answers to these questions usually starts with a conversation between you and a supplier. This article for anyone that’s not ready to speak to an engineer and would rather do some research on their own.

I want to mention that our team at Spiroflow has been helping processors with bulk material handling solutions for more than four decades. We’re proud of the reputation we’ve built in that time.

Bulk bag filler manufacturers offer several types of equipment for several different filling applications. Finding the best supplier isn’t necessarily a simple task, but we’re here to make it a little easier.

Here at Spiroflow, we’ve been in the bulk material handling industry for more than 45 years, and we are confident in the global reputation we’ve earned in that time. Our goal is to always provide solutions t­­hat exceed customer expectations and ensure our customers are as well informed as possible, which is why we don’t mind talking about other suppliers.