It is a noteworthy development, ordinary buffer packaging is venturing into new realms of functionality, showcasing innovations that extend beyond conventional protective measures.
One notable improvement involves the incorporation of antibacterial and bactericides into the slurry used in ordinary buffer packaging. This addition proves instrumental in enhancing the shelf life of packaged fruits and vegetables. Impressively, citrus fruits can now be kept fresh for a prolonged period of three months, while lychees enjoy an extended freshness of up to 30 days.
Furthermore, ordinary buffer packaging has evolved to include various additives such as plasticizers, thickeners, and water-repellent agents in the slurry. These additives are strategically employed to preserve the original natural color of fruits and vegetables during the slurry-making process. Leveraging the pulp molding production process, these enhancements result in inner packaging products that not only fulfill their primary packaging function but are also edible. This dual-purpose approach not only contributes to pollution reduction but also aligns with a sustainable, multi-functional ethos.
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