- Oxygen and water vapor barrier properties
- Light-blocking performance
- Superior shelf appeal
- High mechanical strength
- User-friendly features
- Customizable design
Flexible Packaging
Flexible Packaging for Food & Beverage
Scope of application:
- Puffed food
- Nuts
- Coffee bean
- Ready-to-eat meals
- Ice cream
- Vacuum-packaged meat
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Detailed Description
Food flexible packaging is commonly used for various food products such as puffed food,candy, chocolate, meat, coffee bean, and beverages. This packaging type typically consists of multi-layer laminated structures that provide outstanding barrier properties, extending product shelf life and enhancing consumer appeal.
Key Features:
- Excellent Barrier Properties: Provides resistance to oxygen, water vapor, and light, significantly prolonging shelf life.
- Mechanical Strength: High durability ensures protection during handling and transportation.
- Easy-Open Features: Designed for convenience and user-friendly opening.
- Aesthetic Appeal: Attractive designs that increase shelf appeal and consumer emotional value.
Structure Property:
- Outer Layer (e.g., PET, BOPP): Offers printability and mechanical strength for durability.
- Middle Layer (e.g., VMPET, AL): Provides high barrier properties and light-blocking performance.
- Inner Layer (e.g., PE, CPP): Ensures heat-sealability and food safety, complying with regulations like FDA and EU standards.
Common Material Structure:
- PET/VMPET/PE or CPP
- BOPP/PE or CPP
- PET/AL/PE or CPP
- BOPA/PE or CPP
These structures can be customized to meet specific product requirements, balancing factors like barrier performance, appearance, and cost.