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Naturally preserving food with gases

Mary Vessele

April 30, 2020

Understanding why food spoils is critical when considering the best way to preserve it.

Food Packaging

Clemson researchers working on packaging that detects food spoilage

Intelligent packaging uses sensors to detect when food begins to go bad

Crystal Lindell

April 24, 2018

The next innovation in food and beverage packaging could tell you when that cheese in the back of the fridge is getting too old to eat.

Arla Foods begins consumer testing of packaging to help reduce food waste

The indicator, known as Mimica Touch, works by reacting to changes in the packaged food and to temperature changes.

March 28, 2018

Arla Foods began consumer testing of a new indicator, that when added to product packaging, could tell the consumer when the product is beginning to expire.

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Items Tagged with 'food spoilage'

ARTICLES

Naturally preserving food with gases

Clemson researchers working on packaging that detects food spoilage

Arla Foods begins consumer testing of packaging to help reduce food waste

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