Hot-filled Tetra Pak will replace cans

The 390-gram hot-filled Tetra Pak is increasingly being used to replace the original sterile bag.

At the end of 2004, tomato processors in Italy had used canned tomato canned packages and exported them to the United Kingdom. Earlier this year, France’s bonduelle company and hormelfoods in the United States adopted this multi-layer paper packaging technology to demonstrate this new development trend.

The company that uses this technology to chop canned tomatoes has indicated that Tetra Pak will replace tin-iron cans and cause industry repercussions. The company claims that the tomato products packed in Tetra Pak are better and easier to open and store. The price of the canned canned tomato packaged in a 390-gram Tetra Pak is only 45 pence ($0.82) while the equivalent 400-gram tin-iron package is 55 pence ($1). Retailers also said that this packaging is safer and easier to open than cans.

A can purchasing manager said: “It's really sad to say goodbye to tinplate packaging, but this paper is a trend. The new packaging will make our tomato products still sell well and keep them in place. the taste of."