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    Cookery 9 - Food - Packaging

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    Cookery 9 - Food - Packaging

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    The function of packaging highlighted in this image is convenience. The packaging allows the food to be easily carried.

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    LESSON 2

    PA C K A G E
    P R E PA R E D
    FOODS
    LEARNING OUTCOME 1

    •Select Packaging
    Materials
    Give your favorite food item
    based on its wrapper or
    packaging.
    AT THE END OF THE LESSON, YOU ARE
    EXPECTED TO:
    •1. give the meaning of
    packaging, its importance and
    functions; and
    •2. select appropriate
    packaging material.
    FOOD PACKAGING
    •is enclosing the food in a
    material for physical,
    chemical, biological
    protection and tampering
    resistance.
    FUNCTIONS OF FOOD PACKAGING
    Protection& Preservation
    -Packaging helps to delay the
    product spoiling , maintain the
    beneficial effects, prolong shelf life,
    and increase or preserve the quality
    and safety of food.
    HOW CAN A FOOD PACKAGING PROTECTS AND
    PRESERVE FOODS IN TERMS OF:
    CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL

    -
    Containment & Food Waste Reduction

    -Active and intelligent food


    packaging reduces food wastage by
    extending the shelf-life of food
    products.
    Marketing & Information
    -With creative designs packages are
    able to enhance product image.
    -Packaging also provide necessary
    information to the consumer.
    Traceability
    -Package levels have codes which
    allow manufactures track their
    products throughout the
    distribution process.
    Convenience
    -Ease of handling and disposal.
    -Product visibility.
    -Resealability
    -Microwavable
    TYPES OF PACKAGING
    MATERIALS
    PLASTIC
    -considered as the most common
    packaging material.
    -They are light, strong, and
    cheap to manufacturers.
    Examples:
    METALS
    -appropriate for food packaging.
    -For drinks and beers, aluminum
    is usually used.
    -Sardines and milks, tin can.
    Examples:
    BRICK
    CARTON
    -This is light, strong air tight
    packaging material. Its complex
    composition makes it difficult to
    recycle. It becomes the main
    material used for basic
    foodstuffs.
    Examples:
    CARDBOARD
    In all cases, this packaging material
    is easy to recycle, and reuse. It is
    used in the form of boxes, sheets
    corrugated cardboards.
    Examples:
    GLASS
    -This is the traditional vessel in the
    home, (jars, glasses, jugs, and
    others).
    -It is used to preserved foods such as
    jams and honey
    - Glass is also use for sodas, beer, and
    wine.
    Examples:
    COTTON
    -This packaging used a calico , a
    closely woven, strong plain cotton
    fabric.
    -This usually use for flour, grains,
    legumes, coffee beans, and powdered
    or granulated sugar.
    Examples:
    LEAVES
    -Banana or plantain leaves are the
    most common and widespread leaves
    used for wrapping foods such as
    suman, cheese, and confectionary.
    Examples:
    Instruction:

    By analyzing the images, tell what


    FUNCTION/s of packaging is
    highlighted.
    Easy to Carry

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