KM’s Packaging launches new steam packaging

K Steam packaging film is ideal for microwaves

This new K Steam packaging film is ideal for microwave steam cooking of fresh vegetables, fish and seafood. Source: KM Packaging Services Ltd

KM Packaging Services Ltd.’s newest addition to its K Steam range not only increases the shelf life of fresh produce but also reduces the in-pack cooking time.

This new K Steam packaging film is ideal for microwave steam cooking of fresh vegetables, fish and seafood; it enables pressure to build within the tray during cooking, ensuring shorter cooking times combined with retention of excellent flavour, moisture, texture and nutritional content. The seal is easy to peel off after cooking, and is secure.

In addition, K Steam allows fresh vegetables to ‘breathe’ for longer through the processes of packaging, distribution and retail, ensuring longer shelf life and increased freshness. The new film can be supplied as peel seal or weld seal, with or without KM’s anti-fog — a range of innovative treatments headed by market-leading flagship product KM Klarity+.

“In today’s pressurised retail environment, shoppers are looking for the best solutions that will save them the most time, but with no detriment to the eating experience in terms of flavor and texture,” explains KM Packaging’s Commercial Director Graham Holding. “Our K Steam film offers the best of both worlds: improved shelf life combined with reduced cooking time, so everyone wins.”

KM Packaging is constantly investing in new technologies and flexible packaging solutions. The company’s flexibility and commitment to rapid turnaround mean that it can meet demand for both high volume orders and also fast delivery on short-run seasonal products.

For more information: Contact Graham Holding, +44 (0)1832 274944, contact@kmpack.co.uk or visit www.kmpackaging.com

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Crystal Lindell has more than 10 years of journalism experience, and worked primarily at daily newspapers before joining BNP Media 2010. Before joining Food Engineering as the Managing Editor, she was the managing editor of a sister publication, Candy Industry Magazine, where she learned first-hand the joys of eating chocolate for breakfast. Lindell holds a master’s degree in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois – Springfield and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Western Illinois University.