The agricultural industry is a major consumer of polymer products, utilizing polymers to manufacture a variety of items such as agricultural films, greenhouse covers, irrigation systems, produce packaging, and essential equipment. Key requirements for these polymer products include resistance to sunlight and UV radiation, durability and longevity, mechanical strength, resistance to environmental conditions, and the retention of properties throughout their service life. After being blended with necessary masterbatches and additives, the raw polymer materials are processed—using methods such as blown film extrusion, standard extrusion, injection molding, or other molding techniques—depending on the specific product. In the production of agricultural films, the material is melted, uniformly mixed, and extruded through a die; it is then transformed into the final film through cooling, stretching, and winding processes. Finally, the product undergoes quality control and, if required, operations such as printing, cutting, or sealing.