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    Colour and taste is also check. Packaging Materials used in the company Polypropylene Polyester Polystyrene Paper board Glass Tin cans Polypropylene: It is a homogenous, unprinted film of pure polypropylene or a copolymer of polypropylene and others such as ethylene. The properties include:

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    2.3. Polypropylene as packaging polymer PP known as polypropylene is one of those most versatile polymers available with applications, both as a plastic and as a fibre, in virtually all of the plastics end-use markets. Professor Giulio Natta produced the first polypropylene resin in Spain in 1954. Natta utilised catalysts developed for the polyethylene industry and applied the technology to propylene gas. Commercial production began in 1957 and polypropylene usage has displayed strong growth from

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    circulate around the product, but this also allows the produce to continue ripening and exposes to bacteria and pathogens, which contributes to loss. FreshTec’s patented packaging technology employs a breathable plastic liner inside a cardboard carton, which is sealed with a plastic lid. It’s part of a growing segment of food packaging using modified atmosphere technology. The liner and plastic lid slow the amount of oxygen entering the carton and also traps some of the carbon dioxide the produce expels

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    The Power of Packaging Alice Louw & Michelle Kimber The Customer Equity Company* In recent years packaging has developed well beyond its original function as merely a means of product protection and now plays a key marketing role in developing on shelf appeal, providing product information and establishing brand image and awareness. As packaging’s role in the marketing mix gains momentum, so research into this arena becomes increasingly important. Given the potential for packaging to successfully

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    What do I deem to be safe packaging vs. harmful packaging? There are numerous things that come to mind for both of these. Looking for an example of the two for each was pretty interesting. What I noticed when I went to the local grocery store there are a plethora of harmful packaging opposed to ecofriendly packaging. The Good: 1. I purchased a box of organic granola. The box has a label that states “100% Recycled Paperboard”. What this means that the material that the box was made from is 100%

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    Nature’s Deadliest Predator “Plastic is forever… and a lot cheaper than diamonds” (Meikle 9). When plastics were first discovered they were called the material of 1,000 uses. This first, very primitive plastic was called Bakelite, discovered in 1907 (Knight 5). Although plastic today can be chemically analyzed very well, when first discovered there was very little information known about the benefits and downfalls of this material. Plastics have many unique characteristics that make them extremely

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    Kiki the Kiwi ran through the bush on his speedy little legs. He was in a hurry to get to Puka the Pukeko’s house. “OUCH!” he cried, tripping over an empty soda can and ending up with his tail feathers pointing skyward. He looked around him seeing a pile of empty cans dumped on the track. They had dangerously sharp edges that could hurt unsuspecting animals. “What disgusting litter critter would do this?!” he exclaimed. “IS IT THAT HARD TO DO THE RIGHT THING?” Kiki ran home to get a sack and loaded

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    Eyeballing the Gatorade bottle as it became full of smoke, I knew I had caved into peer pressure. Peer pressure can be a big obstacle for lots of teens. Although peer pressure can sometimes be a positive, it is often harmful and damaging. That type of negative influence from one's peers can lead them to try things they usually would have no interest in trying. When I was about to turn thirteen, I learned just how true my previous statement was. All it took for me to experience peer pressure for the

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    There is a lack of data addressing the potential for the spread of disease or cross contamination regarding re-usable take-out food containers, particularly the stainless steel tiffin containers, being brought in to food service establishments by customers. In addition, there is no legislation in BC that explicitly prohibits the act of customers bringing in their own containers for take-out food. Hence, this project has used Glo Germtm to determine the potential of spreading disease through tiffin

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    The Life of My Fiji Water Bottle Montaser Huq Dr. Gillespie Abstract This essay is aimed at understanding how my Fiji Water bottle interacts with actants throughout its’ life cycle. The bottles are made in China and shipped to Fiji where they meet their companion, the artisan water. Together they traveled across the world to be brought within four miles from where I live. All of this time, the Fiji Water bottle continued to assemble, gain meaning, and purpose. After I purchase the bottles they

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