Breathable container for fruits and vegetables
AssigneeInfinibox, LLC
InventorsShubham Chandra, Benjamin Scott Williams
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AssigneeInfinibox, LLC
InventorsShubham Chandra, Benjamin Scott Williams
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The Breathable Container for fruits and vegetables extends the shelf life of various fresh fruits and vegetables and vase life of fresh cut flowers by changing the atmosphere in which these living products are stored and respires. The Breathable Container does this by utilizing a Gas Permeable Non-Woven Fabric Based Film. The high oxygen and carbon dioxide permeability of the Gas Permeable Non-Woven Fabric Based Film establishes an ideal atmosphere for the perishable items stored within the Breathable Container, and therefore extends their shelf life. The establishment of lower oxygen and carbon dioxide atmospheres within the Breathable Container using the Gas Permeable Film, also leads to a reduction in the respiration rate of the perishable items stored. The reduction in the respiration rate of the perishable items prevents loss of moisture, production of metabolic heat, yellowing, browning, and reduces the production levels of ethylene by the perishable items.
A breathable container comprising a thin polymer layer coated onto a permeable substrate, the coated permeable substrate having an oxygen permeability of at least 42,000 cc/100 in2/day/atm and having a carbon dioxide permeability of at least 350,000 cc/100 in2/day/atm, with a maximum permeability of 3,888,889 cc/100 in2/day/atm, the breathable container defining a created atmosphere there within for extending the shelf life of perishable items.
A breathable container comprising a thin polymer layer coated onto a permeable substrate, the coated permeable having an oxygen permeability of at least 42,000 cc/100 in2/day/atm, with a maximum permeability of 960,000 cc/100 in2/day/atm, the breathable container defining a created atmosphere there within for extending the shelf life of multiple perishable items.
A breathable container comprising a thin polymer layer coated onto a permeable substrate, the coated permeable substrate having a carbon dioxide permeability of at least 350,000 cc/100 in2/day/atm, with a maximum permeability of 3,888,889 cc/100 in2/day/atm.
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