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Fruits and Vegetable Processing

Resource Person: Dr. Muhammad Arsalan Mahmood


Lecture- 8
New Technologies for Processing of Fruits and
Vegetables
Modified Atmosphere Packaging
Class Learning Objectives (CLOs)

 In this lesson, students will learn about:

 CLO 8.1: Modified Atmosphere Packaging: History & Definition

 CLO 8.2: Packaging Material, Advantages, Challenges, & Applications


Class Learning Outcomes (CLOs)

 After completing this lesson, students will be able to:

 CLO 8.1: Define Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP)

 CLO 8.2: Explain the Types, Principles, Applications & Methods of MAP.
What is it ?
Hook
Raise hand to answer
Hook Answer

MAP – Gas Analyser Tool


Modified Atmosphere Packaging: History

 12th Century – first use of MAP was in


transportation of lamb meat from Australia to
England.
 1927s – recorded as extension of the shelf-life of
apples by storing them in atmosphere with
reduced O2 and increased CO2.

 1970s – commercially introduced for retail packs.


Modified Atmosphere Packaging: Definition

MAP is defined as ‘the packaging of a perishable


product in an atmosphere containing gas
composition different than air.
O2

Major Gases Used In CO2


MAP
N2
Modified Atmosphere Packaging
VS
Control Atmosphere Storage

MAP is attributed with change CAS is attributed with continuous


in air composition once change in air composition
followed by final packaging. followed by storage time.
Combination of Gases
Depends on: Cultivar Nature

Storage Time Environmental


Length Conditions
Packaging Material
(Wrappers) Polyethylene
(PE)

Polyvinyl Polyethylene
chloride terephthalate
(PVC) (PET)

Flexible
Plastic
Laminates
Ethylene
Polypropylene
vinyl alcohol (PP)
(EVOH)

Polypropylene
(PP)
Emerging Packaging
Material (Wrappers)
Antioxidant Active Films

Micro-perforated Films

Nano-active Films

Biodegradable Films
MAP: Advantages
Extend Shelf
Life

Maintain Facilitate
Quality Marketing
MAP: Challenges

High Cost of Storage Customer


Packaging Temperature Preference
MAP: Applications

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