Thicker bags (110 microns and above) offer better puncture resistance and extended shelf life.
Mylar Bags can withstand liquids up to 120°C, allowing boiling water to be added to dehydrated meals. They are not intended for long-term liquid storage.
Use a household iron, hair straightener, impulse sealer, or vacuum sealer with sealing function. Always heat-seal for maximum protection.
When used with oxygen absorbers and stored in cool, dark conditions, Mylar Bags can preserve dry foods for 5–30 years, depending on the product.
Kraft Pouches are an eco-friendly, biodegradable option for packaging dry goods like tea, coffee beans, herbs, nuts, snacks, and pet treats. They are also suitable for non-food items that need a natural, sustainable presentation.
Yes. Kraft Pouches are lined with a laminated interior to protect contents from moisture, while maintaining an eco-friendly exterior.
Yes. Kraft Pouches are made from recyclable and biodegradable materials, making them an environmentally responsible packaging choice.
Many Kraft Pouches have a clear window that allows customers to view the contents.
They feature a resealable zipper closure and can also be heat-sealed for tamper-proof storage.
For beef jerky and dried meats, Oxygen Absorbers are the best choice because they: • Remove oxygen, preventing bacteria, mold, and spoilage. • Extend shelf life by slowing oxidation and fat rancidity. • Keep jerky fresh without affecting texture or taste.
Yes. Oxygen Absorbers are FDA-approved and safe for indirect food contact. However: • Do not open or eat the contents of an Oxygen Absorber packet. • Do not use Oxygen Absorbers in moist or wet foods (they are for dry food storage only). • Oxygen Absorbers are safe for grains, rice, beans, coffee, powdered milk, and dehydrated foods.
Using extra Oxygen Absorbers does not harm food but may: • Create a stronger vacuum effect in flexible packaging. • Make bags feel tighter than usual. It’s better to slightly overuse than to underuse, as any remaining oxygen can lead to spoilage.