   A package protects protects the foodstuff
    from physical damage during handling, and
    contamination by dirt and other foreingn
    materials. Loss or gain moisture is controlled
1.   Protects from physical and chemical spoilage
2.   Enhances the shelf stability of the preserved
     food stuff
3.   It facilitates the handling of food
4.   It simplifies storage of food stuff
   The main function of package is to ensure
    complete protection of the contents. The
    packaging material should be suitable to the
    product properties and should not alter the
    good qualities of the product. Package
    characteristics include moisture proofness,
    resistance to grease, resistance to insects and
    rodents,protection against light, and odor
    retention, and absorption.
1. Flexible or Soft packaging materials
a. Cellophane
b. Aluminun foil
c. Polyethylene
d. Wax-coated papers
e. Tetrapack
f.  Laminated wrappings
g. Others-box,plastic bags
2. Rigid Containers
a. Glass jars
b. Cans
c. Rigid plastic containers
d. Paperboard cartoons
e. Oven glass casseroles
f.  Wooden boxes
3. Non-Rigid materials
a. Paper such as carton, greaseproof paper
b. Cloth such as muslin, cheese cloth

Food packaging

  • 2.
    A package protects protects the foodstuff from physical damage during handling, and contamination by dirt and other foreingn materials. Loss or gain moisture is controlled
  • 3.
    1. Protects from physical and chemical spoilage 2. Enhances the shelf stability of the preserved food stuff 3. It facilitates the handling of food 4. It simplifies storage of food stuff
  • 4.
    The main function of package is to ensure complete protection of the contents. The packaging material should be suitable to the product properties and should not alter the good qualities of the product. Package characteristics include moisture proofness, resistance to grease, resistance to insects and rodents,protection against light, and odor retention, and absorption.
  • 5.
    1. Flexible orSoft packaging materials a. Cellophane b. Aluminun foil c. Polyethylene d. Wax-coated papers e. Tetrapack f. Laminated wrappings g. Others-box,plastic bags
  • 6.
    2. Rigid Containers a.Glass jars b. Cans c. Rigid plastic containers d. Paperboard cartoons e. Oven glass casseroles f. Wooden boxes
  • 7.
    3. Non-Rigid materials a.Paper such as carton, greaseproof paper b. Cloth such as muslin, cheese cloth