Food cans

Food tin cans: The perfect protection to preserve the quality and nutritional value of food products
Food tin cans are an ideal solution to preserve the quality of food products, protect them from spoilage and increase their shelf life. These cans have a range of advantages that make them the preferred choice for many food manufacturers:
– Maximum protection: Tin cans are characterized by their high ability to protect products from external factors such as air, moisture and light, extending their shelf life and preserving their nutritional value.
– Toughness and durability: Tin cans are tough and durable, making them able to withstand harsh conditions during transportation and storage.
– Variety of shapes and sizes: Tin cans are available in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit all types of food products, from small cans to large packages.
– Easy to print attractive and distinctive designs, making it an effective means of marketing and product identification.
Tin cans are used in the packaging of a wide range of food products, including:
– Canned goods: Fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, jams, sauces and olives.
– Beverages: Such as juices and soft drinks.
– Animal food products: such as dairy and cheese.
Why choose food tin cans as the ideal packaging solution
– Increased customer confidence: Tin cans indicate product quality and attention to providing the best for the customer.
– Protect products from damage: Tin cans ensure that the product reaches the consumer in its best condition.
– The manufacturing specifications of our tin packaging products for our company Automatic cedronic welding without protrusion inside or outside the package to ensure quality and not to accumulate any impurities between the two sides of the welding area from the inside or outside, which leads to issues with the package as in manual welding, as it is equipped with a leakage inhibitor and the internal powder is sprayed “with the latest Swiss technology” on the welding area automatically “meaning that the package does not contact the human hand during manufacturing and supply.”