Masterpack On RTL Z. Take A Look Inside!
Ever wondered how your peanuts or rice made it all the way from the other side of the world — where they grow in nature, dirt, surrounded by plants — and make it safe and sound to... Read more
Modified Atmosphere Packaging and the battle against plastic
Becoming more sustainable as an entire industry is a challenge. Whereas MAP helps to reduce food-waste, the problem of plastic continues to exist. While innovation is an ongoing... Read more
FIBCs in Agriculture
We talk a lot about how FIBCs benefit businesses, and are especially popular for food. But if we take one step back, we see another industry that benefits from these versatile... Read more
How to safely store bulk bags outside
In some cases during transport or an unforeseen event at the warehouse, an FIBC will have to spend the night - or day - outside, exposed to the elements. Is this an issue? How can... Read more
Is Modified Atmosphere Packaging a profitable choice?
If you have been thinking about investing in Modified Atmosphere Packaging for a while, there’s a lot to take into account. Finding a reliable supplier and partner, making the... Read more
Modified Atmosphere Packaging for Organic Products
The year 2020 was an eye-opener in many ways — and one of the aspects the pandemic is shining a light on, is the importance of living healthy — all year round. This greatly... Read more
The role of carbon dioxide in Modified Atmosphere
We talk a lot about replacing gases, flushing them out, keeping them low and keeping them out. But there are also gases that we deliberately add to Modified Atmospheres. Carbon... Read more
What can cause Modified Atmospheres to change?
Every Modified Atmosphere Packaging needs a barrier keeping the created atmosphere in and intact, and keeping any external influences out — not just air, but also pests. The... Read more
5 Frequently Asked Questions about Modified Atmosphere
Is Modified Atmosphere Packaging safe? Yes, no harmful chemicals are being used — just gasses like oxygen and nitrogen inside the packaging. Read more