3) Dried food packaging 


Dried food is affected by oxygen and water in the air and  it requries very good packaging that should be dampproof 
and have a gas-barrier. Dried food packaging is  selected based on the requirements of quality maintenance, 
printing adaptability and economic efficiency. 

  • Home & Garden
  • Seed & Feed
  • Food Packaging
  • Shrinkable Labels
  • Frozen & Retort
  • Container Lid
  • Roll Stock Film

2) Liquid packaging 


Because it is important to maintain the quality of 
liquid products, damp-proof, gas-proof, light-proof, odor-resistant, and gas-resistant materials are used. 
Liquid food packaging employs an automatic filling system where composite materials such as films especially require outstanding pressure resistant, high speed fillings, and mechanical adapted features. 

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4) Retort food packaging


Retort sterilization is done at 100°C for a certain period of time, and pressured vapor (Steam) or pressured hot water is used in a pressured pot called retort at a pressure range of (1.5~3.0kg/cm2). High retort is done at 135°C for 2 minutes, but retort at 120°C for 30 minutes is more common.

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5) Other product packaging


Rice packaging
Anti-fog lid for plastic container
Wet tissue packaging

  • BOPP film
  • BOPA film
  • PE film

1) Refrigerated/frozen food packaging  


Refrigerated products are normally distributed at a  temperature of between -5°C~ +5°C , and frozen products  are produced and sold at lower than -18°C.  
Refrigerated/frozen food packaging requires maintaining the product at a moist environment and a  lower temperature, keeping it water-resistant, odorresistant and gas-resistant.  
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