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Articles

Practical Case Studies: Easy Opening for Consumer-Friendly, Peelable Packaging

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Pages 2437-2448 | Published online: 16 May 2012
 

Abstract

Optimized packaging should use a minimum amount of material to efficiently protect the packaged product from spoilage and unwanted interaction with its environment. It should also be economically manageable for the subsequent steps in its lifecycle, including transportation, handling, storage and use. Product image and efficient usage are closely related to the success of a product and the opening behavior is an increasingly important success factor in which the peel properties of the sealing material are of considerable influence. The sealing behavior has an equally crucial impact on the cost effectiveness of the packaging process. New and improved test methods provide valuable assistance in optimizing opening forces and selecting a suitable sealing material.

Acknowledgements

The Fraunhofer AVV gratefully acknowledges financial support for the research project ‘Easy Opening of Peelable Packaging’ (AiF Project 15261 BR) by the Industrial Organization for Food Technology and Packaging (IVLV), the German Federation of Industrial Research Associations (AiF) and the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi).

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