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 Earl Grey only in cellophane. Foil serves the history. The legend says that English aristocrat Charles II Earl Grey, during his journey to China, helped save Mandarin’s son, who was drowning. In gratitude he received a box of black tea that he took with him back to England. Another version of the story is that during the long shipping to England the tealeaves got moist and began to ferment. In order to reduce the unpleasant smell they were mixed with aromatic oil obtained from bergamot orange peel. more » » |
 First come, first served. Foils with 3D effect by Times 3D. The 3D effect settled down for good not only in the printing technology. The list of success has many fathers and one of them is Times 3D enterprise which „assaults” the food industry with lenticular lenses in IML labels. more » » |
 Problematic emigrants. Safe films for groceries. A debate regarding cardboards mixed with waste paper, used for food packaging production has recently sparked among our Western neighbours. It turned out that various undesirable chemicals that can be found on their surface (such as benzophenone, bisphenol A, phthalates and mineral oils commonly used in paints, UV varnishes and adhesives) migrate into the inside and contaminate stored food. . |
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