SELECT PACKAGING MATERIAL

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___________________1. It is inexpensive packaging material
that is highly absorptive, fairly easily torn, and offers no barrier
to water or gases.
___________________2. It is used worldwide for storing liquid
or solid foods such as yoghurt or honey. Corks or wooden lids
are one to seal the pots.
___________________ 3. Packaging material that used for a
wide range of solid and liquids such as fruits or beer.
___________________ 4. Packaging material that can be used
for suman.
___________________ 5. It is heavier than many other
packaging materials and this may lead to higher transport cost.

9. SelectPackaging
Materials

10. Objectives
1. Define packaging,
its importance and
functions;
2. Enumerate
examples of food
packaging material.
Select Packaging Materials

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12. means enclosing or protecting
products for distribution, storage,
sale and use or packing the
processed food into containers
before they are marketed.
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2
Packaging

13. means any article or substance
which is intended to or may have
contact with food.
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Packaging material

14. Is a packaging of food which
requires protection, tampering
resistance, and physical,
chemical, or biological needs.
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Food Packaging

15. • Name of product
• Tagline
• Ingredients
• Nutritional Value/Nutritional
content/Nutritional
Information
• Cooking instructions(if
relevant)
• Shelf Life
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Food Packaging

16. • Name of product
“DUNKIN DONUT”
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Food Packaging

17. • Tagline
"America Runs on Dunkin"
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Food Packaging

18. • Ingredients
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Food Packaging

19. • Nutritional content
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Food Packaging

20. • Cooking instructions(if
relevant)
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Food Packaging

21. • Shelf Life
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Food Packaging

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The main aim of packaging is
to keep the food in good condition
until it is sold and consumed, and to
encourage customers to purchase
the product.
Packaging should provide the correct
environmental conditions for food
starting from the time food is packed
through to its consumption.

23. It keeps the product clean
and provides barrier against
dirt and other contaminants.
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It prevent losses and designed
for protection and convenience
in handling, transport,
distribution and marketing.
2
It provides protection to the food
against physical and chemical
damage such as water, water
vapor, oxidation, insects,
rodents and light.
3
It provides identification and
instruction so that the food
is used correctly and has
sales appeal.
4
It includes the ingredients,
expiration date, price, nutritive
value, price, manufacturer’s name
and address, contact information,
product title and barcode.
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Functions And Importance Of Packaging
A good package should therefore perform the following functions:
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24. Functions And Importance Of Packaging
Persuade the consumer to purchase the food
The packaging and labels can be used by marketers to
encourage potential buyers to purchase the product.
Correct packaging prevents any wastage such as
leakage or deterioration which may occur during
transportation and distribution.
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25. Types of Packaging materials
Leaves Vegetable
Fiber
Wood Paper Earthenware
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26. Types of Packaging materials
Glass Plastics
Metal
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27. Types of Packaging materials
Leaves
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The most common type of
leaves used in food packaging are the
banana leaves and the cornhusks.
Banana leaves used for wrapping foods
like cheese, native delicacies and
confectionery.
On the other hand, cornhusk
is used to wrap corn paste, or block
brown sugar.

28. Types of Packaging materials
These include bamboo, banana,
coconut, and cotton fibers. These natural
materials are converted into yarn, string
or cord which will form the packaging
material.
e.g. vegetable fiber basket
• Lightweight for handling and
transportation.
• Biodegradable and re-useable.
Vegetable Fibers
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29. Types of Packaging materials
Wooden shipping containers
have traditionally been used for a
wide range of solid and liquid foods
including fruit, vegetables, tea and
beer.
• Offers protection, good stacking
characteristics and strength.
Wood
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30. Types of Packaging materials
It is an expensive packaging
material highly absorptive and easy torn.
The degree of paper re-use will depend
on its former use. Dirty or strained paper
should be rejecte.
Newsprint should be used only as a
outer wrapper and not be allowed to
come into direct contact with food, as
the ink used is toxic.
Paper
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31. Types of Packaging materials
Earthenware pots are used
worldwide for storing liquids and
solid foods such as curd,
yoghurt, beer, dried food, and
honey. Corks, wooden lids,
leaves, wax, plastic sheets, or
combinations of these are used to
seal the pots.
Earthenware
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32. Types of Packaging materials
This type of packaging is easy to
use and can be recycled repeatedly.
Glass is used for consumable food
items such as sodas, beers, wine. It
can also be used as containers for
jams and honey. It is fragile and
widely used across all industries.
Glass
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33. Types of Packaging materials
Preparation of glass containers
 Inspection
 Washing
 Rinsing
 Sterilization
 Sealing and capping
 Cooling
Glass
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34. Types of Packaging materials
The most common type of packaging
material used around the world but basically the
hardest type to dispose. It is strong, light and
cheap to manufacture. It is used as an
alternative to cardboard and even to glass.
Plastics are extremely useful as they
can be made in either soft or hard forms, as
sheets or containers, and with different
thickness, light resistance, and flexibility. The
filling and sealing of plastic containers is like
glass containers.
Plastic
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35. Types of Packaging materials
This packaging material is
appropriate for canned foods such
as sardines, corned beefs, tuna and
other canned goods. Aluminum is
often used as metal packaging
material for beers, soft drinks and
sodas.
Metal
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36. Other Types of Packaging materials
Calico is inexpensive, strong,
plain and closely woven that is a
good wrapper for flour, grains,
legumes, coffee beans and
powdered and granulated sugar. It
can be reused all over again after
washing. It can also be easily marked
to indicate the label of the content of
the bag.
Cotton
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37. Other Types of Packaging materials
It is used in the form of
boxes, sheets corrugated
cardboard. It is easy to use,
recycle and reuse.
Cardboard
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38. Other Types of Packaging materials
This is a light, strong
airtight packaging material
which is ideal for transporting
storage. Its complex
composition makes it difficult
to recycle.
Brick Carton
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Directions: Identify the different kinds of food
and let the students guess its suited food
packaging material(s).

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52. Evaluation
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A. Directions: Answer the following questions
provided.
1. What is food packaging?
2. What is the importance of food packaging?
3. Why is it significant to use the
appropriate packaging material for a
product/s?

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B. Enumeration: Read the following questions and write your
answers on the blank spaces below.
1. What are the examples of leaves packaging material that often used for
wrapping certain types of food.
a) ____________________________
b) ____________________________
2. Cite examples of vegetable fiber packaging materials that can be converted
into yarn, string or cord.
a) _____________________________
b) _____________________________
c) _____________________________

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B. Enumeration: Read the following questions and write your
answers on the blank spaces below.
3. A packaging material that is inexpensive, and offers no barriers to water or
gases.
a) ____________________________
4. Give examples of liquid/solid that are suited for earthenware pots packaging
material.
a) ___________________________
b) ___________________________
c) ___________________________
d) ___________________________
e) ___________________________

55. ASSIGNMENT:
• Watch a video clip in the internet on how
to package a food product for a delivery?

56. THANK YOU