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A tube of flexible packaging material is used to construct a container known as a chub for chub pack. The cylindrical container resembles a sausage and features metal crimps or clips to secure the ends.
Chubs are frequently used for packing ground meats such beef, turkey, sausage, and chorizo. They are “typically a VFFS (vertical form fill and seal) flexible packaging application that generates a cylindrical tube sealed on each end by metal crimps or clips.
” Chub uses also include the packing of butter, raw cookie dough, and fresh dog food. Chub packs typically use transparent or white films and are available in one, three, five, and ten-pound sizes.
The global chub packaging market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Cargill introduces unique EZ PeelTM packaging for its 1-lb. Chubs of the Certified ground beef. Ground beef chubs are now available in retail locations all across the country in EZ PeelTM packaging thanks to Cargill, the first beef producer to do so.
The technology created by Bemis Company, Inc., a leading provider of flexible packaging, will only be used for Cargill’s Certified ground beef 1-lb. chubs.
This tube-shaped packaging is known for its advantages in terms of being affordable, freezer-ready, easy to store, and conveniently portioned.
Clipped chub packaging for pumpable, solid foods, such as fresh and cooked meats, sausage, pet foods, and alternative proteins, is made using chub film under the CRYOVAC name.
These strong, thin barrier films can seal without a flap, making images visible all around the package and improving food safety. They also assist in lengthening shelf life.
Chub Packaging From 3M Features Fire-Barrier Caulk. In order to create the packaging for its Fire Barrier CP 25WB+ Caulk, a premium elastomeric latex caulk intended for use as a one-part fire, smoke, noxious gas, and water sealant, 3M collaborated with Plassein International, a leader in flexible packaging solutions.
Additionally, due to this material’s unusual intumescent feature, which causes it to expand when heated, as cable or pipe insulation is eaten by
