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The Coronavirus pandemic has posed a severe health problem globally. This health crisis has placed a special emphasis on the need to take extra precautions when it comes to hygiene and safety. With the ongoing crisis, a new emerging trend with regard to packaging is that of grab-and-go options. To limit possible exposure to the

AVI Global Plast is taking all the necessary methods to keep our staff well-protected during this pandemic! Precautionary sanitization steps, as well as social distancing precautions, are being taken at the AVI factory in Daman. We are regularly disinfecting the factory premises to ensure that they germ-free and safe for our staff. Our transport vehicles

OSAKA – An “izakaya” Japanese-style pub in Osaka has started distributing free face shields for use by its customers in the hope of regaining drinkers after the coronavirus state of emergency was lifted last week. The izakaya offering hot-pot dishes in Osaka’s Chuo Ward introduced the novel step on Monday. The transparent face shields protect

The health crisis has changed the public’s perception of plastic in the packaging of fresh products. Before the crisis, the rejection of plastic in the packaging of fresh products had been the subject of debates in the agri-food sector. The health crisis helped many people to start seeing this material as a security element, stated

The packaging industry as a whole, and the plastic packaging industry in particular, is having to evolve and adapt as consumers and retailers want more sustainable packaging for fruit and vegetables without compromising on the shelf life guarantees. Indian company AVI Global Plast has been offering its range of products globally, in various sustainable and

With plastic packaging coming under fire in the produce industry companies are looking at ways to minimise the use of plastic and move to recyclable packaging for fruit and vegetables. Following this trend Indian packaging manufacturer AVI Global Plast has implemented measures to reduce the amount of plastic used in their products and lower their

Cut fruits stored in a refrigerator or carried on the go, falling prey to unhygienic conditions is a common challenge. Recognizing the need for cut fruit plastic packaging which provides a natural and hygienic solution for storage, AVI Global Plast has developed an innovative new product. The Multi-Functional Storage Container – AT114 The AT 114

The packaging and storage of fresh‐cut fruits and vegetables is quite a challenging task. This is because fresh produce continues to respire and age at an increased rate, even after being harvested due to physiological processes. Freshly cut fruits tend to have a short shelf life ranging from a few hours to 3-4 days. They

AVI Global Plast is keen to crack the Australasian fresh produce market with its latest thermoformed punnet offering. Gabrielle Easter| gabrielle@fruitnet.com Leading Indian packaging company AVI Global Plast is ramping up its commercial production of thermoformed punnets and trays, made from recycled plastic bottles. The punnets are produced in-house, which AVI says makes it one