US2012031797A1PendingUtilityA1

Permeable non-woven fabric based packaging

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Assignee: CHANDRA SHUBHAMPriority: Aug 9, 2010Filed: Aug 9, 2010Published: Feb 9, 2012
Est. expiryAug 9, 2030(~4.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Shubham Chandra
B65D 85/505B65D 85/34B65D 81/24
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Packaging using Gas Permeable Non-Woven Fabric based Film extends the shelf life of various fresh fruits and vegetables and vase life of fresh cut flowers by changing the atmosphere in which these living products are stored and respires. The high oxygen and carbon dioxide permeability of the Gas Permeable Non-Woven Fabric based Film establishes an ideal atmosphere for the specific perishable item, and therefore extends its shelf life. The establishment of lower oxygen and carbon dioxide atmospheres inside packages using Gas Permeable Non-Woven Fabric based film, also leads to reduction in the respiration rate of the perishable items. The reduction in the respiration rate prevents loss of moisture, production of metabolic heat, and yellowing, browning, reduction in production levels of ethylene. Thus the created atmosphere is able to extend shelf life, maintain high quality and preserve nutrients of fresh produce items by naturally regulating respiration of said produce/flower.

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         8 . A Gas Permeable Film, consisting of
 a. a non-woven fabric substrate, the substrate adapted for transmission of gases;   b. a polymer coating on the non-woven fabric substrate, the polymer coating having a thickness between 0.18 MIL-2.0 MIL, the thickness dependent upon a type of a produce item, the produce item responsive to a created atmosphere resulting from the polymer coating, and the weight of the produce items, the polymer coating having an oxygen permeability configured for preserving roses for between 14-28 days.   
     
     
         9 . The Gas Permeable Film wherein the polymer coating has a carbon dioxide permeability configured for preserving roses for between 14-28 days.

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