"Automated fruit and veg packaging machine increases market value"

"The lifestyle of Chinese consumers has changed massively in recent years. Their demand for such fast-food products as microwave meals, snacks, and frozen foods has rapidly increased. This also increased the market demand for various packaging products. It is under these circumstances that traditional paper and plastic packaging are modernized or replaced by more specialized packaging methods." This is according to Yang Zong of CCA Packaging Manufacturing Ltd. (hereafter 'CCA').

"The labor cost of operating an automated packaging machine is low in comparison with traditional, manual packaging methods. Automated packaging is also much faster. These advantages have made the automated packaging machine an increasingly popular item on the market. CCA is a Chinese manufacturer with BRC (British Retail Consortium) certification with more than 20 years of specialized knowledge in the packaging industry. We mainly manage the packaging of fresh fruit and vegetable products. Our installations are used throughout the country for such products as citrus, stone fruits, tropical fruits, and leaf vegetables."

"CCA is in the middle of research and development of packaging installations and packaging products in cooperation with Israeli scientists. We pay particular and careful attention to the different requirements of various fruits when it comes to harvest periods, packaging weights, the need for fruit to breathe in the package, storage temperature, transport distance, and ventilation. Furthermore, we use different packaging materials, package thickness, and packaging methods to arrive at the best packaging method that efficiently preserves the freshness of fruit, and by extension the storage period, shelf-life, waste-reduction, and increased market value."

"The retail network of CCA covers the globe and includes England, Spain, Greece, Italy, USA, Chile, Peru, Argentine, and Brazil. Our packaged products have already entered such well-known supermarkets as ASDA, Walmart, Marks & Spencer, Tesco, The Co-operative, and Aldi."