Food packaging Flashcards

1
Q

It means enclosing or protecting
products for distribution, storage,
sale, and use or packing the processed food into containers before they are marketed.

A

Packaging

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2
Q

This is the most common packaging
material and, at the same time, one of the most difficult to dispose of.

A

Plastic

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2
Q

5 functions and importance of packaging

A
  • Keeps the product clean
  • It prevents losses
  • It provides protection to the food against physical and chemical damage
  • It provides identification and instruction
  • It gives information that is useful to consumers and companies
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2
Q

7 types of packaging materials

A
  • Plastic
  • Metal
  • Brick carton
  • Cardboard
  • Glass
  • Cotton
  • Leaves
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2
Q

This is appropriate for packaging foods (canned foods).

A

Metal

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3
Q

This is a light, strong air-tight packaging material. It is ideal for
transporting storage.

A

Brick carton

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3
Q

Brick cartons is becoming
the main packaging
material used for _____________.

A

basic foodstuffs

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4
Q

For drinks, such as soft drinks and beers, ____________ is often used.

A

aluminum

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5
Q

Its use may prove to be unnecessary when used for products which are already packaged sufficiently.

A

Cardboard

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6
Q

This is the traditional vessel in
the home.

A

Glass

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7
Q

Glass, a type of food packaging, is recyclable. True or False?

A

True

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8
Q

Cotton uses _________, a
closely woven, strong, plain,
cotton fabric which is
inexpensive and is satisfactory
as a wrap for flour, grains,
legumes, coffee beans, and
powdered or granulated sugar.

A

calico

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9
Q

It can be re-used as many
times as the material
withstands washing and is
easily marked to indicate the
contents of the bag.

A

Cotton

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10
Q

__________________ are the
most common and widespread
leaves used for wrapping foods,
such as certain kinds of cheese
and confectionery.

A

Banana or plantain leaves

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11
Q

______ leaves are used for wrapping
spices; they are an excellent
solution for products that are
quickly consumed, as they are
cheap and readily available.

A

‘Pan’

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12
Q

_________ is used to wrap corn paste or block brown sugar.

A

Cornhusk

13
Q

One of the oldest and most common methods of food packaging in homes is the use of
_______________.

A

home canning

14
Q

With improved technology, safely _____________ became more abundant and the industry of food packaging expanded extensively.

A

Canned foods

15
Q

It is one of the new methods of commercial food packaging.

A

Foil packaging

16
Q

This new technology allows
commercial food processing companies to utilize packaging materials that reduce food
gases, which delays how quickly they degrade and become inedible.

A

Nano technology

17
Q

5 methods of food packaging

A
  • Home canned foods
  • Freezing food
  • Canned foods
  • Foil packaging
  • Nano Technology
18
Q

Store packaging materials, in new containers, in an area set aside for the purpose, away from chemicals, allergens, and other possible contaminants. True or False?

A

False. It is better to store packaging materials in its original containers, if possible.

19
Q

Label food appropriately at the time of packaging. True or False?

A

True