#fruitpackaging

Berry season is here and it looks fresh. ✨🫐🍓

A quick visual journey through some of the freshest produce we’ve seen lately, all packed and ready to go in NatureHydro’s signature clear containers.

Bulk blueberries looking perfect in their clamshell.

Snackable blueberries, ready for a picnic.

The giant Yunnan blueberries—seriously impressive.

Crisp white seedless grapes.

Perfectly ripe strawberries.

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Fruit packaging is a critical component of the food industry. It adds to the product's shelf life. The package's shape is also important for the product's aesthetics. Fresh fruit is commonly packaged in plastic breathable bags, but recent technological advances are opening up new possibilities. Modified-atmosphere packaging, for example, allows for the exchange of moisture and gases to maintain optimal storage conditions.

Due to the overall region's high fruit production, the Asia Pacific fruit packaging market is expected to dominate the global fruit packaging market. The fruit packaging markets of North America and Western Europe are expected to generate significant demand for fruit packaging in the global fruit packaging market, followed by Asia Pacific. During the forecast period, the CIS and Russia, the Middle East and Africa, and Japan are expected to make significant contributions to the global fruit packaging market. 

Read more @ https://cmiaspireblog.blogspot.com/2022/04/fruit-packaging-market-sizeshare.html

With 82.63 million tonnes of fruit production (in 2013), India is the second largest fruit producer in the world, next only to China. And most importantly, fruit production in the country is increasing at the rate of 7% pa. While this is the positive aspect of our horticulture sad thing about our fruit industry is that 50% of the fruits produced go waste due various reasons like – poor quality, decay and physical loss due to poor handling.

Loss due to poor quality of fruits produced is something which can be tackled at the farming level itself – by educating the farmer to use right kind of seeds and by creating awareness about latest technologies in horticulture. Problem of decay can be addressed to through providing cold storage facilities to the farmers at affordable prices. The problem of physical loss due to poor handling which may occur at the farming stage or wholesale or retail stage can be tackled through proper packaging. Today several materials are available which are meant to protect fruits from getting damaged while handling and transporting.

‘PROTECnet’ by Supreme Industries is a packaging product meant to protect fruits from physical damages while handling and transporting. Made from expanded polyethylene foam (EPE / PE), ‘PROTECnet’ is available as tubular netting ‘sleeve’ of various diameters and lengths. Being closed-cell products, they remain unaffected by water and moisture. Moreover it is 100% recyclable and environment friendly. PROTECnet is light in weight and thus will have negligible impact on total weight of the package. It is hygienic and non-toxic and thus will not affect the quality of the fruit in any manner. In short, it is product which creates win-win situation for all – farmer, trader and consumer.