MEAT, FISH AND DAIRY

HIGH BARRIER PROTECTION

Chilled, or temperature controlled products such as meat, fish and dairy products require high barrier protection. These products are mostly vacuum packed or packed in a protective atmosphere to ensure optimum shelf-life. The packaging materials are processed at high speed and therefore require good sealing properties.

• Optimal shelf-life
  Suitable for MAP packing or vacuuming, due to the high barrier

• User-friendly
  Easy resealable with zipper

• Good product visibility
  By using transparant packaging and optionally anti-fog

• Good presentation
  Thanks to bag design and printing options

• Sustainable packaging
  Mono-material possibilities to optimize recycling characteristics

EXTENDING SHELF-LIFE

Vacuum packing chilled products extends their shelf-life. Flexible packaging is suitable for vacuum packaging, can be designed in a variety of shapes and has a luxurious appearance. You can combine the design of the pouch with a your print and additional options such as a zipper. The material must have high barrier protection, good flexibility and sealing properties. You can also pack chilled products with film from reel. Options include top and bottom film, top-seal film on trays and flowpack packaging. By choosing the right packaging the following options are important: minimal use of materials, high barrier protection, plus good processing at high speed.

MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING

To create a long shelf life for chilled products, we can provide high barrier pouches and films suitable for Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP). Products are packaged in the presence of a gas, which extends their shelf life. The material used must have high barrier protection. Please contact us for options or advice.

PACKAGING MADE FROM A
SINGLE MATERIAL

We offer mono-material options for packing meat, fish and dairy products. For effective recycling, packaging should be as pure as possible. We believe mono-material is the future solution in recycling. For temperature controlled products, it is possible to manufacture packaging from a mono-material. In traditional materials, films are composed from multiple raw materials, each of which gives the packaging material certain properties. The more different raw materials are used, the more complicated the recycling process.