Packaging Iron Box Metal Packaging Gift Iron Can

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Both metals can reliably protect food from environmental factors such as bacteria, water and light. Aluminum is particularly useful because its strength acts as a barrier. Aluminum has a variety of forms from cans to boxes to protect food. A sealing strip is added in the bottle cap to make it airtight, which can further extend the shelf life of the food. Consumers like Metal Packaging containers because they are related to strength and durability. More and more consumers are also aware of the sustainability of aluminum, giving it a modern and clean image. According to the data of the market research company, the global metal Packaging is developing rapidly, and the market will reach 141 billion dollars by 2022.

At the same time, the world micro packaging market has also increased rapidly, providing security for the production of various materials (including metal). Micro packaging appears in the form of bags, bags, pallets, cartons, etc. The more nano materials used for packaging, the greater the demand for micro packaging. The demand for Tinplate is also increasing. One of the advantages of Tinplate Box packaging is its solderability and flexibility of various shapes. The history of metal cans in food marketing can be traced back to the early 19th century. Its application has developed from packaging wine to various food fields, because its future seems to continue.