
Frozen Food Packaging
In the fast-paced world we live in today, convenience is the commodity everyone wants. Companies are scrambling to offer it, and the food industry is no exception. Frozen food products are among the most commonly purchased in the world.
Frozen foods retain vitamins and minerals while retaining carbohydrate, protein, and fat content. In some cases, frozen foods may contain more vitamins and minerals than fresh foods. This is because freezing preserves nutrients.
Materials that can withstand low temperatures while bearing high-quality printing are needed for the packaging of frozen foods. Packaging integrity and design must be taken into account.
Frozen Food Packaging Supplier in South Africa - Foster International
Stand Up pouches are one of the most common packaging formats in the frozen food aisle. They are popular because they are adaptable and can accommodate a wide range of products, from frozen Chinese food to Raspberries. They can also be equipped with resealable features to ensure freshness.
Another way to stand out in any frozen food freezer is to have unique packaging solutions. Our shaped pouches do the job of keeping the products safe but it adds a layer of fun that consumers will surely appreciate. This frozen food packaging option can even be equipped with additional features to further elevate the customer experience.
Frozen Food Packaging Materials and Design: Crucial Considerations
When it comes to frozen food, particularly poultry and meat packaging, there are additional factors to be considered. External factors like moisture could greatly affect the quality. Food-grade material that can withstand freezing temperatures is needed to keep food fresh.
High Quality & Food Grade Materials
Food expands by up to 10% in moisture content when frozen. That is why food-grade packaging material must be both flexible and durable. Choosing the right materials can be the difference between effective and ineffective packaging. The following are the most important considerations:
- Its ability to withstand freezing and cold temperatures;
- Food grade plastics are used to ensure safety;
- And materials are strong enough to withstand handling and transportation.
Eye-Catching & User-Friendly Design
Frozen vegetables and other products are behind a wall of glass in any grocery store. Most of the time, this glass is fogged over, making it difficult to see inside. That is why design is a vital part of packaging frozen food. It needs to not just be convenient, but also eye-catching in order to stand out.
Sustainable Options
Apart from convenient and high-quality packaging design, consumers are also asking for more sustainable packaging options. Frozen food manufacturers are increasingly using recycled or recyclable flexible bags. These packaging alternatives are both food-safe and environmentally friendly.
What do you need to get started?
Tell Us What You Need
Telling us the story behind your product and brand is vital in the design process so we can create packaging solutions that will meet all of your requirements.
Collaborate With Us
We will work closely with you to ensure that your packaging captures the brand’s essence. Your design ideas are more than welcome and will give us a better understanding of how you want to present them to your customers.
Wait for Your Packaging
All that’s left now is to wait for our team to finish manufacturing your packaging, then we’ll ship them to you ASAP!
Frequently Asked Questions
What packaging materials are most suitable for frozen food packaging?
- Polyethylene Films (Shrink Film) can withstand extremely low temperatures. It is ideal for long term freezer storage.
- PET Film (Polyethylene Terephthalate) can tolerate sudden changes in temperature. It is used for microwavable frozen food products.
- Wax-coated cardboard is used for frozen foods with a short shelf life, such as ice cream.
What are the basic elements for packaging frozen foods ?
- Ease in filling, sealing, and storing.;
- The ability to withstand low temperatures;
- Resistance to the product’s oil and grease;
- And the capacity to keep moisture out.