Inovpack Vector: Shrink bags

Inovpack Vector introduces its 80 High Abuse Plastic Shrink Bags with the ability to resist punctures, maintain excellent oxygen- and moisture-barrier properties, extend shelf life, and offer custom printing on a high-clarity, high-abuse shrink bag.

Inovpack Vector

Oct 31, 2003

Bag can also be used for bone-in case-ready products. Bag is suitable for steam or water cooking barbecued pork or beef ribs and whole turkeys by the processor, or boiling on the stove or cooking in the oven by the consumer.

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