The document discusses aseptic packaging processes for various food products and medical implements, emphasizing the treatment of unformed packages with a hydrogen peroxide bath and hot air washing. It highlights the importance of maintaining a sterile environment with filtered air. Cited resources include reports and frequently asked questions from the Aseptic Packaging Council and other related organizations.

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5. A FLAT unformed package : Passes a 30% H 2 O 2 bath/ 70 o C/ 6sec the unformed package is washed using HOT AIR or PRESSURE ROLLERS Producing credibility to the end product; requires filtered air around the system (Aseptic Packaging Council, 2006)‏

7. Bibliography Aseptic Packaging System. (N.D). Retrieved August 15, 2008, from http//: www.iip-in.com/foodservice/23_ aseptic .pdf Aseptic Packaging Council. (2006). Aseptic Packaging Council . Retrieved August 15, 2008, from http//: www. aseptic .org/ - Packaging Council of Australia. (2007). Frequently asked questions . Retrieved August 15, 2008, from http//: www.pca.org.au/packee /FAQ/FAQGeneral.htm -