Fresh Solutions - A fresh approach to packaging food
新鲜解决方案 - 包装食品的新鲜方法
基本信息
- 批准号:104459
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 30.63万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2019 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Food waste is an issue of global significance, affecting food security and environmental sustainability. Every year over 7.3 million tonnes of food and drink waste is generated by UK households, of which approximately 60% arises from products 'not used in time' (avoidable waste), with a value approximately £480 per household, the majority of which are short shelf-life chilled products. Similar challenges are found within the Retail sector with, Tescos stating that 68% of all salad grown for bagged salads ends up being discarded - with 33% of that waste occurring before the salad reaches households. Even a 1-day shelf-life increase could reduce post-production (retail and household) waste by up to 50% for some products. **A global issue ubiquitous across all post-production food supply-chains, innovations that offer shelf-life extension to reduce food waste are viewed as the 'holy grail' within the retail sector.** Despite the scale and the immediate need to address the food waste challenge, few solutions can offer significant further extension beyond current levels primarily due to an inability to effectively control BOTH gas & moisture of the product. Through the combination of the Evap film, which allows the moisture vapour transmission rate to be tailored, limiting condensation but preventing dehydration, and a novel highly accurate and consistent laser perforation system to create optimum atmospheric conditions, Fresh Solutions is able to fully control the detrimental effect of condensation, thermal shock and the respiration rate of fresh produce which contribute to the build-up of moisture in the packs and mould/bacterial growth and in doing so offering a shelf life extension far beyond current approaches. Despite success in supermarket trials (consistent 2-10 days extension achieved), a key barrier preventing market uptake is the current cost of Evap film which is currently 2.5 times that of conventional film. In collaboration with Proseal (leading tray sealer), Four04 aim to deliver a step change in the manufacturing process to improve efficiencies, eliminating steps in the process and further develop the material itself. By reducing the final sale price of the material & extending market application, rapid penetration will be possible upon project end with potential to truly disrupt the Fresh Products and Salads packaging market for the benefit of consumers and retailers and addressing a major Global challenge. Wider potential across broader food markets (baked good, meat, fish) and medical speciality bags (colostomy, cadaver bags).
粮食浪费是一个具有全球意义的问题,影响到粮食安全和环境可持续性。英国家庭每年产生超过730万吨的食品和饮料废物,其中约60%来自“未及时使用”的产品(可避免的废物),每个家庭的价值约为480英镑,其中大部分是短保质期的冷冻产品。零售业也面临着类似的挑战,Tesco表示,68%的袋装沙拉最终被丢弃-其中33%的浪费发生在沙拉到达家庭之前。对于某些产品,即使延长1天的保质期也可以减少高达50%的生产后(零售和家庭)浪费。** 这是一个全球性的问题,在所有生产后的食品供应链中无处不在,提供保质期延长以减少食物浪费的创新被视为零售业的“圣杯”。尽管规模和迫切需要解决食物浪费的挑战,但很少有解决方案可以提供超过目前水平的进一步扩展,主要是由于无法有效控制产品的气体和水分。通过Evap薄膜的组合,可以定制水蒸气透过率,限制冷凝但防止脱水,以及新型高度精确和一致的激光穿孔系统,以创造最佳的大气条件,Fresh Solutions能够完全控制冷凝的有害影响,热冲击和新鲜农产品的呼吸速率,这有助于包装中水分的积累和霉菌/细菌的生长,并且这样做提供了远远超出当前方法的保质期延长。尽管在超市试验中取得了成功(持续延长2-10天),但阻碍市场接受的一个关键障碍是Evap薄膜目前的成本,目前是传统薄膜的2.5倍。Four 04与Proseal(领先的托盘密封机)合作,旨在对制造工艺进行分步变更,以提高效率,消除工艺中的步骤并进一步开发材料本身。通过降低材料的最终销售价格和扩大市场应用,项目结束后将有可能实现快速渗透,真正颠覆新鲜产品和沙拉包装市场,造福消费者和零售商,并应对重大的全球挑战。在更广泛的食品市场(烘焙食品,肉类,鱼类)和医疗专用袋(结肠造口术,尸体袋)中具有更大的潜力。
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