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What is Retortable Plastic
Retortable plastic film is a type of packaging material that is designed to withstand high temperatures and pressure during the retort process. The retort process is a sterilization technique used to increase the shelf life of packaged food products by subjecting them to high heat and pressure
Material Component
Retortable plastic films are usually made from a combination of materials such as polyester, nylon, and polypropylene, which provide excellent barrier properties to prevent oxygen and moisture from getting in or out of the package. The films are also treated with special coatings to enhance their heat resistance and durability.
Applications
Retortable plastic film is commonly used in the packaging of ready-to-eat meals, pet food, and other food products that require extended shelf life without the need for refrigeration. The use of reportable plastic film has several advantages, including lower transportation costs, reduced storage requirements, and improved product safety and quality.