Packaging Final
Packaging Final
Methods of Packaging
India recycles only 15 - 30 %of 3.4 MT plastic
waste generated annually: Report
INTRODUCTION
Traceability
as a Marketing Tool
Importance of Packaging
• To protect the fruits and vegetables
• To keep it in good condition (Hygienic condition).
• To preserve the flavour until it reaches the consumer.
• It is essential for suitable form of packaging is chosen for a finished
product.
• Protecting the product from thermal changes, humidity, water vapour
• Barrier protection
• Containment
• Information transmission
• Marketing.
• Safety and Security.
• Convenience.
• Ease of communication
Properties of Packaging Materials
• Permeability
• Sorption
• Migration
• Barrier properties
• Water vapour barriers
• Oxygen Barriers
• Light barriers
PRIMARY FOOD PACKAGING
Paper: Plastic:
biodegradable, low cost, easy to strong, moisture proof, light,
open not easy to reseal, light, can be flexible, heat sealable, low cost,
printed on, plain paper-not strong, suitable for freezing, variety of
waxed paper is moistureproof & weights, sizes, shapes, thicknessess,
vapour proof. can be printed on, some may
contaminate food when heated in
microwave.
Types of packing
based on the stage of
distribution system 1. Transport / Bulk packing
2. Consumer / Retail packing
❖Trucks / lorry
❖Sacks and net bags
Transport / Bulk
❖Wooden boxes & Bins
packing
❖Plastic crates
❖Fibre board boxes
Trucks /
Lorry
SACKS - JUTE GUNNY BAG
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Cushioning material
• Shredded papers
• Paddy Straw
• Foam sheets Foam Sleeve /
• Pulp Mould board
Styrofoam Net
Cushioning materials
Paddy straw
Shredded papers
Bubble wrap
Sponge
Pulp mould containers
METHODS of PACKAGING
ASEPTIC PACKAGING:
• Activated carbon
• Potassium permanganate
• Citric acid
• Cellulose triacetate,
• ferrous salts
• Clays
• Sodium bicarbonate
Regulators
Edible Packaging
thin layer of edible material formed on a food as a coating or
placed (preformed) on or between food components
polysaccharides (starch and hydrocolloids), proteins
(whey proteins, soybean proteins and fish proteins) and lipids
have been used, either individually or in mixtures, to produce
edible films.
•edibility, biocompatibility, barrier properties, absence of
toxicity, nonpolluting, and low cost
Intelligent or Smart Packaging
• materials and articles that monitor and communicate
information about food quality (detecting, sensing,
recording tracing and communicating )
• The FDA recognizes TTIs for fish products, so their importance
may increase in the seafood industry.
Using Sensor based App’s
Radio frequency identification
(RFID)
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Labelling