- •Тема 1: our university
- •Тема 2: what is food?
- •Тема 3: carbohydrates
- •Тема 4: fats
- •Тема 5: proteins
- •Тема 6: vitamins
- •Тема 7: minerals
- •Тема 8: cereals and cereal products
- •Тема 9: variety of foods in our diet
- •Тема 10: technology of breadmaking Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 11: milling Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 12: sugar in confectionery production Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 13: ecology in food industry
- •Technologies for waste prevention and minimization
- •Technologies for solid waste treatment can be divided into:
- •Technologies for wastewater treatment include:
- •Тема 14: extruding in food processing
- •Тема 15: brewing: raw material and technology
- •Тема 16: some stages in wine making
- •Тема 17: problems of automating food processing plants Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 18: what process control really offers Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 19: packaging operations Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 20: methods of food preservation Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 21: marketing Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 22: what is haccp Active Vocabulary
- •Тема 23: food research and development in the 21st century
- •Тема 24: food industry
- •Тема 25: human diet
- •Тема 26:
Тема 19: packaging operations Active Vocabulary
to pack/to package – упаковывать
pack/package – упаковка, пакет, пачка, кипа, тюк, связка
packing/packaging – 1. упаковывание, укладка, затаривание
2. упаковочный материал
package – упаковка, упаковочная тара; затаривание
packaging – упаковывание, упаковка
packaging industry – тароупаковочное производство
cap – крышка, укупорочный колпачок
can – металлическая тара (бидон, фляга, банка), консервная банка
plug – пробка, затычка, стопор
seal – герметик, уплотняющая прокладка
pouch – пакетик, мешочек
ties – средства связки/перевязки
barrel – бочка, бочонок
customer; consumer; filling; market, marketing; handling; preservation; to enclose, enclosure; to envelop, envelope; to insert, insertion; attractiveness (привлекательность, притягательность); appealing (привлекательный)
Packaging is a means for marketing and distributing products to customers and consumers. The process of bringing product and package together is usually the last step of the manufacturing operation. To do this successfully depends first on recognizing that the result must serve the marketing purpose.
Movement of solid and liquid products by pumps, conveyors, or other motive forces have been well-studied and engineered.
The objective of the packaging operation is to bring together the product and its packaging material and create a finished packaged product in quantities demanded at the appropriate time.
Simple enclosure of the product in the package is no longer acceptable, since the package usually serves functions other than protection. Although acting as a barrier against the environment is still a primary function. Retention of form and colour in the desired attractiveness must be also of great importance. Both product and package must be appealing – the former to the consumer in use, the latter to the consumer when making the purchasing decision. With the overwhelming majority of products, the consumer decision is based on the information and image (образ) conveyed by the package. There are three fundamental types of packages:
1) integral (as part of product manufacture: product and package must coexist) – for canned foods or carbonated beverages;
2) formed on the product (the packaging material does not exist in form until it envelopes the product) – pouches for beverage mixes;
3) preformed packages (the package is formed at one site and the product is inserted) – ready-to-eat cereal cartons.
Historically, the package making and package filling and closing operations were manual. Boxes, barrels, bags, bottles and even tin cans were hand fabricated. Products were measured out and filled manually. Mechanization and automation have resulted in considerable increase of productivity in this field. The development of new packaging materials and their combination in parallel with the development of closures for packages (caps, plugs, seals, and ties) have greatly affected the progress of packaging industry.
The benefits of packaging in the preservation, distribution, handling, and marketing of food and nonfood products are immense and can not be overestimated.