Canadian "chip" maker changes package bound for ASIA
Shipments are small but growing steadily as consumers in wealthier Asian cities pay the price for healthier food choices. Retailers typically handle products with more preservatives offering longer shelf life. Moisture layer added to Hardbite chip packaging destined for Japan solves this resistance.Source: Working.canada.com
Nov 30, 2005
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