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- Conference Features New Networking Opportunity
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- October 31, 2000, ... and Various Humidities," Tomoyuki Yamamoto and Yuko Nishihara clarified a relationship for oxygen transmission rate, moisture content, relative humidity, temperature, and ethylene content. Using the relationship, ...
- Temperature Switchable Membranes for Packaging Fresh Produce
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- October 31, 2000, ... oxygen and emit carbon dioxide. When the fruits and vegetables are in a sealed package, the atmosphere will reach equilibrium levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide depending on the weight of the produce, ...
- International Converting Industry News
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- September 30, 2000, ... manager of Elopouch Packaging Systems, "The inner Elopouch preserves the essential properties of the ingredients from impairment caused by light and oxygen. Other enteral nutrition packaging requires retortion, ...
- Battle of the Materials Is on for Blister Packaging Market
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- September 30, 2000, ... In the area of cold forming, all aluminum foil blisters offer superb barrier protection to both moisture and oxygen. One drawback has been that cold forming produces large, shallow cavities requiring ...
- Materials
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- September 30, 2000, ... NY; 914/785-2000 Co. has acquired the Amosorb 2000 inorganic oxygen absorber line from BP Amoco and will market the additives with the designation Shelfplus. Products are used in food packaging to absorb ...
- Assessing Real-Life Sealant Performance in Flexible Packaging
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- September 30, 2000, ... strength, high puncture resistance, and high permeability to oxygen and carbon dioxide. Seal Characterization Various techniques can characterize seal performance. Low heat seal and hot tack initiation ...
- Nitrocellulose, Solvents, Recycling, and Safety
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- September 30, 2000, ... As long as atmospheric oxygen is not introduced onto the material, decomposition will take place without ignition and will continue until the process is complete. If an oxygen-initiated reaction occurs, ...
- The Vacumet Story Is a 30-Year History of Growth
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- August 31, 2000, ... It was the bag for Elkin's Coffee. Static electricity created by the packaging material Elkin had been using trapped coffee dust in the seal area and caused leakers. Oxygen penetrated the bag, and the coffee ...
- More New Products for the Converting Industry
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- August 31, 2000, ... users with a short-term eco-conscious, cost-effective packaging solution, says mfr. Both films are impervious to oxygen, water, and oils, and they reportedly degrade into harmless carbon and water molecules ...
- Snack Food Packaging: 100 Years and Counting
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- June 30, 2000, ... damage. Coextrusion process develops, combining various hot plastics to produce more desirable packaging properties. Vacuum metallized films introduced; these films provide superior oxygen-resistant ...
- Decorative Films Served by Multilayer Structure
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- May 31, 2000, ... a big part in what we want to do." "Dead-on" OTR (oxygen transmission rate) is realized by a continuous process of added ingredients, not by a batch process that Planeta says is used typically. OTR i ...
- Latest Gravure Technology Launches Converter into Fray
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- April 30, 2000, ... applications). According to Bell, "Our high-performance adhesive structures can handle requirements for moisture/oxygen barriers, sterilization temperatures, and puncture resistance." Bell says that ...
- Flexible Packaging Strategies for 2002: In Summary
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- March 31, 2000, ... including meats, produce, and other refrigerated and frozen foods. Usually located at the perimeter of the supermarket, these foods often use high-value ($2.49/lb) oxygen barrier films. Growing 21% ...
- FPA Winners Prove Again How to Do More with Less
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- February 29, 2000, ... oriented polyolefin (COP) and oxygen barrier construction of the package extends pet food shelf life, improves freshness and palatability, and reduces insect infestation concerns. The COP abuse/sealant ...
- High-Barrier Packaging: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
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- January 31, 2000, ... as "any material that is capable of preventing the ingress of another material, whether it is gases or flavors or aromas. Typically, [high-barrier materials used today] are going to be oxygen barrier materials, ...
- Dixie Toga Continues to Make Its Mark as a Leader
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- December 31, 1999, ... and features four gas chromatographs; two spectrophotometers; four Mocons for testing oxygen and moisture vapor transmission rates; and a great deal of additional testing equipment. The prepress department, ...
- The role of barrier materials in packaging low-fat goods.
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- October 31, 1996, ... packages that extend shelf life by providing improved moisture and oxygen protection, that extended shelf life coupled with the reduction in fat has created a need for increased flavor and aroma barrier ...
- Flexible packaging converter treats its customers right.
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- October 31, 1996, ... to Ramseur. He explains that to provide a good oxygen and moisture barrier, the inner liner of the bag is metallized, with the metallized substrate helping to preserve the integrity of the snack product. ...
- New possibilities for beer packaging in PEN and LCP
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- August 31, 1996, ... it has a flavor threshold of as little as 0.1 parts per billion (ppb). Flavor loss is accelerated in the presence of light and certain metal ions. Because the fermentation process itself consumes oxygen, ...
- Foil and potatoes - Aluminum Assn. presents a response.
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- July 31, 1996, ... oxygen seeping into food. According to the Food and Drug Administration, botulism is not a common food-borne disease in the continental US, and commercial outbreaks are especially rare. In the book ...
