Multisorb Technologies, Inc: Sorbents for organics

Multisorb Technologies has expanded its sorbent technology to the organic foods, helping to reduce the need for additives and preservatives in these foods.

Multisorb Technologies

Jan 11, 2007

Made of food-grade materials, FreshPax Oxygen Absorbing Packets and Strips are inserted loosely into product packaging, while FreshMax Oxygen absorbing Patches feature an adhesive layer and are sealed to the underside of a surface. Both types of sorbents also allow for the use of clear packaging. MultiSorb’s FreshCard Oxygen Absorbing Cards are designed to fit sizes as large as 4”x4” and are suitable for backing on packages of individually sold baked products such as cookies, muffins, or cake slices.

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