Stand Up Pouches for Product Packaging

Meat Packaging with Stand Up Bags

Written by David Marinac | Aug 24, 2013 2:10:00 AM

Since meat products are mostly kept in freezers, their storage options are limited. It becomes difficult to store a cardboard box containing meat in the freezer of a small fridge. Because there are so many variations in the types of meat such as bony pieces, boneless chunks, and filets, storing each of them separately in minimal spaces proves to be quite a challenge.

It’s important for meat products to retain their freshness; else they will find their way into the trash can. Also, meat odor should be effectively locked into its packaging so that veggies kept adjacent to it do not end up smelling like meat. Also, straying meat odors would prove to a big problem if you have pets in the house. All packaging should be sturdy enough to handle a little clawing if the pets get hold of the packet.

All the above issues provide enough reasons for serious consideration of meat packaging options.   One great solution that offers multiple benefits is the use of stand up bags. This modern packaging solution can help you package and store your meat effectively.

The various laminated layers of these pouch bags provide an effective barrier against sunlight and moisture, keeping the meat fresh. The flavor remains intact until the pouch is opened and the result is a great dish at the dinner table. Stand up pouches occupy minimal space and can be squeezed into any corner of your freezer. In addition to being tough enough to handle clawing from pets, they can even be used for storage on regular fridge shelves since they’re likely to retain their freshness for long.