Peelable film for packaging

A package comprising

• a substrate comprising a paper having an uncoated sealant side and including paper fibers and
• a multilayer film coupled to the substrate to form an article-receiving space located therebetween and adapted to receive an article therein, the multilayer film including an exterior layer and a skin layer interposed between the exterior layer and the uncoated sealant side of the paper included in the substrate, wherein the skin layer is configured to provide heat-activated seal means for bonding to the uncoated sealant side of the paper included in the substrate during exposure of the skin layer to heat in excess of a predetermined temperature to trap an article that is present in the article-receiving space between the skin layer and the uncoated sealant side of the paper to cause the uncoated sealant side of the paper to bond to the skin layer to establish a hermetic seal therebetween that surrounds the article-receiving space to retain an article present in the article-receiving space in a hermetically sealed chamber and for unbonding from the uncoated sealant side of the paper included in the substrate in response to application of an external paper-peeling force to the paper to break bonds between the uncoated sealant side of the paper and the skin layer as the uncoated sealant side of the paper is peeled away from the skin layer without separating paper fibers from the uncoated sealant side of the paper and discharging those paper fibers into the article-receiving space so that the article-receiving space and any article in the article-receiving space are uncontaminated by paper fibers associated with the uncoated sealant side of the paper when a consumer separates at least a portion of the uncoated sealant side of the paper from the skin layer of the multilayer film to gain access to an article in the article-receiving space.