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Chp 35-Food Packaging
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Chp 35-Food Packaging
Why?
- Protection
- Prevent Damaging
- Easier to store/transport
- Labelling gives information
- Ensure's Freshness
- advertising
- Identify producct
- Protection
Materials used in Packaging
- Glass
- Examples
- Jam,Betroot,coffee
- Advantages
- clean/hygenic
- Lids-tight-prevents contamination
- reusable
- Disadvantages
- fragile
- Expensive-produce/transport
- Examples
- Metal
- Examples
- Cans/tins e.g. peas
- Advantages
- Easily transported/stored
- Food sterilised in container
- Tins-lacquered-prevent reaction
- Disadvantages
- not sealed-Micro-organisms-food poisinoning
- Dent easily
- expensive
- Examples
- Plastic
- Examples
- Drink bottles/butter Tubs
- advantages
- Durable
- Cheap
- Different forms
- lightweigh/flexible
- disafvantages
- Not biodegradable
- Plastic may b contaminate food
- Produced-crude oil(not renewable)
- Examples
- Paper
- examples
- drink bottles/butter tubs
- advantages
- cheap
- heat resistant
- biodegradable
- durable(wax coated)
- disadvatage
- fragile
- fall apart if wet
- doesn't reseal well
- examples
- Glass
Impact on the Enviroment
- Glass
- 100% recycable
- if thrown away..landfills-never used again
- Paper
- recycled-environmentally friendly
- Metals
- Aluminium-recycled used in 4/6 weeks
- Non-biodegradable
- Plastic
- Manufactured-crude oil-non-renewable
- 500 years to decompose
- Glass
Recycling -Reducing Impact on the environment
- reduction of 40%-reduce,reuse,recycle
- buy fruit and veg-loose
- use cloth bags
- ask local groups if they need paper
- Old clothes/shoes-charity shop
- Compose bins for waste
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- Mind Map on Chp 35-Food Packaging, created by tara.mary.ferry on 04/03/2014.
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