EUREKA RESEARCHERS INVESTIGATE NEW LAMINATED PACKAGING
February 1st, 2008
BY KEITH NUTHALL
A EURO 2.58 million international research project is being organised by the European Union's (EU) Eureka research network charged with investigating the design of new laminated packages - from paper to aluminium. Its aim is to develop by June 2010 new packs that extend shelf life of food products, said a note from Eureka. The project is being coordinated by Turkey's Oezbulut Gida San. Tic. Ltd, which is working with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and the Czech University of Life Sciences. "Increasing shelf life will bring producers to ...
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