4. Synthesis, innovation, and foresight
In all areas, modern distribution requires a packaging concept that guarantees safety and simultaneously saves money by ensuring that packaged products are properly preserved.
The use of gas to create a protective atmosphere (CO 2 , N 2 , N 2 O, Ar, He, or even O 2 ) prevented the product from being crushed by the vacuum, and the specific properties of the gas had a beneficial effect in preventing the growth of unwanted flora.
"Active" packaging absorbs residual oxygen, develops specific aromas, and even preservatives, thereby improving the shelf life.
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