Modified atmosphere technology

Packaging method for product requirements and extended shelf life. The procedure involves changing the air (naturally charged with bacteria) contained in the tray by injecting a neutral, natural gas, such as nitrogen to ensure no risk of contamination.
This process slows down bacterial growth in the tray to lengthen product lifespan.
It also bears the designation “protected atmosphere” or “vacuum and gas” packaging.

This type of packaging is especially suitable for products like fish, cooked meals, delicatessen or sausages.
For the wrapping of meat, oxygen is injected to retain its original colouring and keep it fresh.
This process targets industry as a whole, catering services, supermarkets and take-way retail outlets.