MULTIVAC MultiFresh vacuum packaging film

Friday, 28 June, 2024 | Supplied by: MULTIVAC Australia Pty Ltd

The MULTIVAC MultiFresh vacuum skin packaging film has been developed as a solution for the sealing of fish and other seafood products.

The packaging film aims to ensure the seafood inside is protected and secure, even if the product has sharp or hard features such as bones or shells, or if the product protrudes above the tray level.

Online: www.multivac.com.au
Phone: 03 8331 2800

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