Achieving Enhanced Shelf-Life of Packaged Foods

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Packaging Talks

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32 episodes

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Packaging Talks powered by Packaging 360 will offer packaging insights for an engaged packaging audience. Tune in to this Podcast Series for interesting conversations with leaders from successful and upcoming companies, experts and thought leaders in the packaging domain. Hosted by Dr Rangaprasad (Industry Expert and Business Head, Packing 360) and Aditya Chandavarkar (Co-Founder, Packaging 360). Share you feedback - https://forms.gle/4oMbGaLEocp6Xbsi6

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Achieving Enhanced Shelf-Life of Packaged Foods

Packaging Talks

16 minutes

4 years ago

Achieving Enhanced Shelf-Life of Packaged Foods

In this episode of Packaging Talks powered by Packaging 360, Vivek Chougule in his conversation with Dr. Rangaprasad, explains the relevance & importance of Modified Atmosphere Packaging technology, for enhancing the shelf-life of packaged foods including ethnic Indian foods.

About Vivek Chougule

Vivek brings over 20 years of advanced food packaging and processing technology experience. He has significant commercial know-how in the areas of innovative packaging technologies as well as thermal & non-thermal food processing. Focus of his work has been in the area of shelf life extension for broad range of products. Vivek’s experience includes working with Printpack & Eka Global for over 14yrs with first six years in US and then in Asia. In his current role at Eka Global, he is responsible for growing India business, developing new applications and commercializing new technologies across Asia markets. Vivek obtained his MBA from the College of William & Mary (USA) and he has masters degrees in Mechanical Engineering & Packaging Science from Clemson University (USA).

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