• The Effect Of Food Packaging Material On The Environment

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    • i           Foil – 0015
      ii          Laminates of one or more of the above materials
      iii         Coasted sheets
      iv         Films M.S.A.P (moisture resistant sealable anchors well to product, transparent)
      v          Metals such as tin plate, tinfree steel and aluminum
      vi         Plastics which including a variety of homogeneous films, coasted films, laminates with other plastics, papers or metals (eg aluminum)
      vii        Papers, paperboardsm fiber boards
      viii       Traditional. This cannot withstand rough handling but have no advertising potential and are not suitable in protecting the product in long distance distribution.
      ix         Industrial:  This is where material is used for packaging of food widely by including cartons, cups boxes etc.
      SELECTION OF PACKAGING MATERIALS
                  This depend intrinsically on natures and other properties of product and on the other consideration indicted above
      1.2.3    FUNCTIONS OF FOOD PACKAGING CONTAINER OF PRODUCT  
      Obviously, it act as a carrier by making it possible to move he product from the point where it is made to the point of final consumers. Examples are industrial gases, oxygen, propane carbondioxide and so on.
      PERFORMANCE:
      Sometimes utility or convenience features in packaging where most people acquainted with convenience features in packaging.
      COMMUNICATION:
      They must able to identify the product, inform the user, and motivated the consumer to buy the product, use it properly and purchase it again.

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