vacuum pack
Remove air, seal
To vacuum pack is to seal something in airtight packaging after removing the air, typically to preserve food or protect items from moisture and oxidation.
The process extends shelf life by eliminating oxygen that would allow bacteria to grow: vacuum-packed salmon, vacuum-packed coffee beans.
As a noun, a vacuum pack is the sealed package itself.
Coating preventing moisture penetration
- airtightImpervious to atmosphere
- shrink-wrapPlastic packaging that tightens
- cryovacAirtight plastic food preservation
- chamberEnclosed room or cavity
pouch · bag · film · plastic · polyethylene · laminate · thermoforming · barrier
sealer
Coating preventing moisture penetration
- airtightImpervious to atmosphere
- shrink-wrapPlastic packaging that tightens
- cryovacAirtight plastic food preservation
chamber · pouch · bag · film · plastic · polyethylene · laminate · thermoforming · barrier · resealable
seal
Authentication stamp or mark
- freshnessState of being unspoiled
- storageSpace for keeping goods
- shelf-lifePeriod before spoilage
desiccant · freezer · sous-vide · marinade · pantry · bulk · portioning · meal-prep · hunting · fishing
- containersbag, bags, box, boxes, bottle
- enclosurescage, pen, box, enclosure, case
- compressioncompress, compression, compressor, compressing, compact
vacuum packaerate
Expose to circulation
inflate · oxygenate · unsealed · pressurize · exposed
vacuum packopen container
Receptacle without a lid
unwrapped · unpackaged · bulk bin · unpacked · bulk storage
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