Selecting appropriate packaging methods is key for any successful business. Packaging helps make products attractive while safeguarding them from damages during shipping and storage.

Primary packaging refers to the first line of defense surrounding any product. This could include plastic pouches or cardboard boxes.

Hinged Containers

Hinged containers are clear plastic disposable food containers with lids that snap shut to seal their contents, commonly found in restaurants, delis, and bakeries for storing different food items. Hinged containers can also be personalized by adding stickers, labels or embossing for added appeal and branding purposes.

Hinged lid containers make cleaning and sanitation effortless, with no separate lids that could become lost or misplaced. Plus, they stack efficiently for storage space saving purposes! With various sizes to suit individual servings.

North American consumers’ increasing consumption of packaged snacks, cake mixes, pastries, desserts and ready-to-eat convenience meals has resulted in rising demand for moistureproof and leakage-proof packaging containers that can protect them from moisture loss or leakage. PET hinged containers are projected to emerge as the most lucrative market between 2022-2032.

Plastic Containers

Plastic containers are storage units composed of different polymers derived from crude petroleum materials. Plastic storage units are lightweight yet versatile storage solutions; ideal for daily use in any location.

Plastic containers come in various forms; the most ubiquitous are bottles and jars; however, more unique varieties include tubs, bowls, trays, basins and cartons. Food packaging is one of the main drivers behind their popularity; especially in underdeveloped nations with limited access to metals. Plastic wraps may also fall within this category of containers.

PETE (polyethylene terephthalate), bearing the #1 resin identification code, is often seen in disposable beverage and food containers. HDPE (high-density polyethylene) containers with the #2 resin identification code can often be found in milk, cleaning agent and laundry bottles as well as dish soap/bleach jugs; while LDPE (low-density polyethylene) containers branded as #3 can often be seen used to produce bread/frozen food bags/plastic wraps/squeezable containers for mustard/honey condiments/honey.

Clamshells

Clamshell packaging is widely used by food industry to protect sandwiches, salads, burgers, cookies, bread and other food products from contamination and waste. While commonly made of plastic they can also be found made of cardboard, styrofoam or recycled paper and are designed to resemble actual clam shells with hinged opening and closing mechanisms that make opening and closing simple and seamless – ideal for packaging nail, screw and home repair tools sold at hardware stores!

Clamshell exercises are an excellent way to strengthen hip abductors, which are essential to providing stability and balance in our bodies. Weakness in this muscle group can lead to injuries such as iliotibial band syndrome or patellofemoral pain syndrome as well as poor movement mechanics during single leg exercises; performing regular clamshells will help avoid such injuries as well as enhance performance in sports as well as everyday activities.

The clamshell exercise is an accessible and straightforward workout that can be completed virtually anywhere with minimal equipment needed. Suitable for all fitness levels and adapted accordingly for increased difficulty when done with resistance bands or not, the exercise makes a perfect way to keep fitness on the agenda!

Foil-Sealed Bags

Foil-sealed bags are an ideal way to package food products, protecting them from moisture, oxygen and light while providing extra protection from bacteria spoilage – this feature makes foil sealed bags even more valuable in packaging pharmaceutical and food items.

These laminated foil bags are durable and can withstand extreme temperatures, making them the ideal packaging solution for coffee, tea, pet foods and other food products. Furthermore, their large printing surface offers plenty of opportunities for branding or add-ons.

Customizing bags will increase production costs, so select a company with low minimum order quantities (MOQ). A smaller company may be able to reduce its MOQ by using several lamination films to create your customized bags – saving both money and time in production costs. You could even request a sample prior to placing your order so you know exactly what color and design are perfect!