Claire Koelsch Sand

Food retailers, manufacturers, and producers are enacting clean label guidelines. The term “clean label” is not uniformly defined, but it usually implies that there are no added artificial preservatives, flavors, colors, binding agents, and often, other specific ingredients. Removing ingredients intended to preserve food safety and quality while maintaining equivalent shelf life places new demands on packaging technologies. Active packaging and entwined package and post-processing so…

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Claire Koelsch Sand, PhD, contributing editor, is CEO of Packaging Technology and Research and Adjunct Professor at Michigan State University and California Polytechnic State University ([email protected]).

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  1. Food Processing & Packaging
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