
Meat & poultry
Consider portion size, product shape, moisture and the desired retail presentation when choosing vacuum, MAP or skin packaging.
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The best configuration starts with what you pack, how you present it and how your production works.


Consider portion size, product shape, moisture and the desired retail presentation when choosing vacuum, MAP or skin packaging.
Discuss your product ↗Meat and sliced meat packaging machines ↗
Match the packaging process to delicate products, handling conditions and cold-chain requirements.
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Different textures and formats call for careful choices of film, sealing conditions and atmosphere.
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Choose suitable trays and lidding materials with the intended storage and preparation method in mind.
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Bread, rolls, pizza bases and dough. Explore sealed trays and thermoformed packs, with modified atmosphere where required by the product and material.
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Croissants, muffins, sponge cakes and cake portions. Rigid support and sufficient headspace help protect shape and decoration; sealing conditions must suit each recipe.
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Cut fruit, vegetables and ready-to-eat salads. Tray and film selection must account for product respiration, moisture and refrigerated storage.
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Ravioli, tortellini, gnocchi and fresh pasta. Explore thermoformed cavities or trays with lidding film, sized to protect the product and present it clearly.
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Tofu, plant-based burgers and meat alternatives. Liquid content, texture and retail format guide the choice of vacuum, MAP or sealed trays.
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Almonds, walnuts, dried fruit and portioned snacks. Explore thermoformed packs or sealed trays with materials suited to moisture levels and sensitivity to oxidation.
Discuss packaging for this product ↗Each application requires validation of the product, dimensions, tooling, materials and machine configuration. Delicate products need packaging formats that avoid compression.
Air is removed before sealing. A suitable option to evaluate for close-fitting flexible packs and selected products.
Air is replaced with a selected gas mixture. Product, gas composition, barrier materials and storage conditions must be considered together.
A heated top film follows the product’s contours and seals to the base. Equipment, base material and product height must be compatible.
Packaging performance and shelf life must be validated with your actual product, materials and storage conditions.
Real packaged-product examples across different applications.