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Food packaging provides a variety of important tasks in addition to containing food and beverages. These include everything from physical protection and reducing product deterioration to convenience and information transmission.
Susceptors to aid in the browning of meals cooked in microwave ovens, characteristics that interact chemically or biologically with their contents to improve shelf life, and the capacity to monitor the status of the food can all be found in more modern food packages.
Changes in the regulations governing the composition and usage of food packaging have occurred as a result of these advancements.
While not everyone in the United States is ready to dive headfirst into dining in, takeout and delivery can help you succeed. As diners return to more ordering, be sure you have the high-quality containers you’ll need to meet rising demand.
The US Food Packaging Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
SHIELDPLUS is a revolutionary recyclable fiber-based barrier material for flexible packaging. SHIELDPLUS Graphic 65, SHIELDPLUS BR 60, and SHIELDPLUS 58 are new product grades that offer a long-term solution for packaging dry, moist, and greasy foods. SHIELDPLUS has exceptional barrier characteristics that preserve and retain the quality of the contents.
The Flexible Packaging Business of UFlex has produced 3D bags with perforation to make it easier for kids to tear. The pack can be easily ripped thanks to an extra attachment with a perforated line on the 3D bag.
The company has designed a standee spout bag made of BON and special grade PE, with a 21mm spout on top for spill-free tea pouring.
Tyson Foods continues to fund the development of robotic technology for food picking and packing through its venture financing arm, Tyson Ventures. Soft Robotics just received Series B funding from Tyson Ventures. For the food robots startup, the fundraising round brought in a sizable sum.
Tyson Ventures joined the Soft Robotics VC syndicate thanks to a round headed by Material Impact, Scale Venture Partners, and Calibrate Ventures. Tekfen Ventures and ABB Technology Ventures also took part.
Soft Robotics plans to use the funds to market its SoftAI-powered robotic solutions as well as grow its commercial operations in response to pandemic-related demand.
To offer industrial robots the hand-eye coordination of humans, SoftAI technology overlays 3D vision and artificial intelligence (AI) atop the company’s soft robotic-gripping system. This combination of technology enables bulk-picking tasks, such as food bin picking, to be automated.
The mGrip soft robotic-gripping device is at the heart of SoftAI. In North America, the European Union, and Japan, the IP69K-rated robotic gripper is unique in meeting regulatory criteria for direct food handling of proteins, produce, and dairy products.
Soft robotic grippers developed by the business can efficiently select and sort fragile and/or oddly shaped food products. They’re currently utilised to prepare and package chicken, beef roasts, steaks, and burgers, cheese blocks, uncooked dough, mushrooms, potatoes, confections, and bakery products, among other things. Cosmetics and powdered-soap containers are among the other installations.
