RETORT PACKAGING

Saya Pack would like to offer a full line of products perfectly suited for the retort packaging industry. From retort trays and cups to pouches and lids to retort and sterilized system applications, we can provide a complete solution for your business.

The our team of engineers has a high level of expertise and knowledge in the packaging retort market working with cups, trays, pouches, and spouted pouches. The project experience for packaging materials ranges from aluminum containers to multi-layered pouches to high barrier plastics with long shelf life capability. 

Our multilayer packaging are suitable for multipurpose use for all kinds of ready-made food products. These packaging ensure the healthy storage of the products. High Barrier plastic packaging is lightweight, portable, microwaveable, and easy to use. Unlike cans or glass, it is safer because it is shatterproof with no sharp edges. Our multilayer coextrusion and coating technology ensures that your rigid packaging preserves the food’s flavor and quality.  

Oxygen in the natural atmosphere can pass through packaging wall, the amount of oxygen increases in the food packaging ( tray, cup, pouch and lid). As a result, good taste of food doesn't last very long. The oxygen barrier layer in the multi-layer plastic structure makes it impossible for oxygen to penetrate into the inside of the package, so the concentration of oxygen inside the package does not increase.  As a result, microbes doesn't increase, and good taste of food lasts longer.

The food products typically seen in the packaging retort market include: Seafood Products, Soups, Sauces, Vegetables, Meats, Prepared Meals, Baby Food, Pet Food, Dairy Products, Other Protein Based Liquids, Organic Products, Specialty Foods,...

 Deliver consumer convenience with cook-in microwavable packaging. Retort trays with easy-open lidding designed for consumer convenience. Gain better lead times with domestic source of supply. Retort pouches designed for safety and convenience with easy-open directional tear.