The use of recovered fiber in food packaging

A testing procedure has established the acceptability of recycled paper products for food packaging. In an implementation of the test, results indicate little likelihood that food packaged with recycled fibers will be contaminated, thereby meeting pertinent food packaging regulation. The sequence of...

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Published in:Tappi journal 1995-02, Vol.78 (2), p.49-52
Main Author: Vincent, B.F. (James River Corp., Neenah, WI.)
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
ALIMENTOS
BOIS A PATE
CARDBOARD
CARTON
CONDITIONNEMENT
EMPAQUETADO
FIBRAS VEGETALES
FIBRE VEGETALE
FOODS
MADERA PARA PASTA
MATERIALES DE EMPAQUE
MATERIAU DE CONDITIONNEMENT
PACKAGING
PACKAGING MATERIALS
PAPEL
PAPERBOARD
PAPIER
PLANT FIBRES
PRODUIT ALIMENTAIRE
PULPING MATERIALS
PULPWOOD
RECICLAJE
RECYCLAGE DES DECHETS
RECYCLING
SUBSTANCE TOXIQUE
SUSTANCIAS TOXICAS
TOXIC SUBSTANCES
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Summary:A testing procedure has established the acceptability of recycled paper products for food packaging. In an implementation of the test, results indicate little likelihood that food packaged with recycled fibers will be contaminated, thereby meeting pertinent food packaging regulation. The sequence of recycling operations in the production of paperboard packaging is presented.
ISSN:0734-1415