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Food Packaging Handbook

by Jasmine Harris

A technical overview of food packaging

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A technical overview of food packaging

Food Packaging Handbook surveys packaging through its functions, materials, and applications. It outlines how packaging is used to protect food during transport, storage, and sale, and how package labels convey information such as ingredients and cooking instructions. The book also distinguishes primary, secondary, and tertiary packaging and names familiar formats including trays, bags, bottles, cans, cartons, and wrappers. Its stated emphasis is on newer techniques and their applications, supported by analysis and data. The subject sits at the intersection of food science and packaging technology, giving the handbook a practical focus on how packaging choices and information are organized around food products.

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  • Students studying food science, packaging, or food processing
  • Professionals working in food packaging and related fields

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Food protection and preservationPackaging materials and formatsFood labelingPackaging techniques and applications

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Book overview

Food packages are used to enclose food products to protect it from getting damaged, contaminated and spoiled during transportation, storage and sale. These are designed in such a manner that they do not have any adverse impact on food. Labels on food packages are often marked with useful information such as ingredients, nutritional content, amount and cooking instructions. Depending upon the type of container used, they can be classified into primary packaging, secondary packaging and tertiary packaging. Some of the prominent food packaging materials are plastic trays, bags, bottles, cans, cartons and wrappers. Food packaging is an upcoming field of science that has undergone rapid development over the past few decades. Most of the topics introduced herein cover new techniques and the applications of food packaging. This book, with its detailed analyses and data, will prove immensely beneficial to professionals and students involved in this area at various levels.
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