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Nanotechnologies in Food Packaging

2010
The main function of food packaging is to protect and preserve the food, to maintain its quality and safety, and to reduce food waste. Other desirable attributes have come to the fore recently including packaging that is sustainable with a low environmental footprint, is “active” and/or is “intelligent.” As materials and applications of ...
Smolander, Maria, Chaudhry, Qasim
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Packaging for irradiated foods

The International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1959
Abstract Packages for irradiated foods must be compatible with the radiation treatment, the food and the production line. In the case of foods treated by radiation doses of 1 Mrad, or less, common commercial packages appear satisfactory. Radiation doses of more than 1 Mrad have an adverse effect on packages and care must be taken in selecting ...
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Food Packaging

1991
A 11 segments of the packaging industry, including food packaging, face environmental issues. For example, fast-food chains are under pressure to reduce the amount of solid waste they generate and Maine has banned fruit drinks in aseptic packages (juice boxes). Yet, packaging is integral to today's life style (see box, "A Country Without Food Packaging"
Testin, Robert F.   +3 more
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Biodegradable Polymers for Food Packaging and Active Food Packaging

2021
Owing to consumer health concerns and environmental problems derived from packaging wastes, various research groups have been looking toward green polymers as biodegradable alternatives to synthetic plastic packages. Various biodegradable polymers and composites have studied for their ability to be used as food packaging.
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Food Packaging Design

2007
'Food product design - An integrated approach' deals with food product design from a technological perspective. It presents creative techniques for the innovation process and structured methodologies to translate consumer wishes into product properties based on Quality Function Deployment.
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Packaging of Food

2019
History and fiction provide many examples of barriers being constructed to keep undesirable enemies away, containing a few points at which crossing from one side to the other is carefully controlled, whether it be Hadrian’s Wall, the Berlin Wall, or a 300-mile-long, 700-foot-tall ice wall.
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