Article | REF: F1315 V1

Paper and cardboard in contact with food products

Authors: Bérénice GARCIA CERRILLOS, Noël MANGIN

Publication date: September 10, 2007

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3. Paperboard and food contact

Paper-cardboard and the packaging made from it are used in food packaging (around 55%), but packaging in direct contact with food accounts for a very limited share (just over 10%) of applications [4] and, in most cases, for contact with dry foods or foods to be washed, peeled or shelled.

Note :

in the case of peeled and shelled foods, there is no real contact with the food being eaten.

The vast majority of paper-cardboard packaging used in the food industry is made up of secondary packaging, which groups together packages that are themselves sales units for consumers, and, above all, tertiary packaging (grouping packaging) intended for transport and logistical use.

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