Chemical Industry Updates

Ice cream packaging is the material used to wrap or contain ice cream products, ensuring their safety, protection, and freshness during storage, transport, and sale. Ice cream packaging typically includes containers, cartons, cups, lids, and labels. Some common types of ice cream packaging include: Cartons: Paper-based cartons are a popular option for ice cream packaging. These cartons can be customized with different designs, logos, and colors. Cups: Ice cream cups are made from paper or plastic and are often used for individual servings. These cups come with lids that can be easily sealed to keep the ice cream fresh. Tubs: Plastic tubs are used to package larger quantities of ice cream. These tubs come with lids that snap on tightly to keep the ice cream from melting or becoming freezer-burned. Popsicle Sticks: Ice cream bars, popsicles, and other frozen treats are often packaged with wooden or plastic sticks. These sticks help consumers hold and eat the frozen treat. Labels: Labels

  Packaging Institute International described packaging as the enclosing of goods, things, or packages in a wrapped pouch, bag, box, cup, tray, can, tube, bottle, or other container shape to serve various purposes such confinement, protection, preservation, communication, utility, and performance. A package was defined as a device or container that fulfilled one or more of these requirements. Ice cream is packaged primarily to protect it from the environment, particularly after the production process is complete, so that it won't melt quickly and will preserve its moisture, flavour, and freshness for a longer period of time. Key companies covered as a part of this study include Sonoco Products Company, International Paper Company, Sealed Air Corp., Huhtamaki Oyj, Amcor Plc, Linpac Group Ltd., Ampac Holdings LLC, INDEVCO Group, Tetra Laval, Berry Global, Stora Enso, and SIG. Ice cream packaging is the material and design used to contain, protect, and market ice cream products. The