U.S. Develops Porcelain Paper Film Bag Packaging Vegetables

A packaging company in the United States recently developed a ceramic paper and made a film bag made of porcelain paper for packaging vegetables. The porcelain paper is used in combination with inflatable packaging technology. After the vegetables are packed in a thin film with porcelain paper, the air inside the bag is first removed by vacuum and then filled with inert gas. After the package is sealed, porcelain is used. Sexy paper can continuously emit long-wave infrared radiation, limiting bacterial activity in vegetables, and inhaling a small amount of ethylene gas, which greatly prolongs the shelf life of vegetables. In addition, the United States has also developed porcelain paper that contains odor eliminating components and absorbs a large amount of ethylene gas.