Chicken Breast Thermoforming MAP Packaging Solution

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Chicken Breast Thermoforming MAP Packaging Solution

Fresh chicken breast requires packaging that maintains color, prevents oxidation, and withstands the demands of chilled transport. Utien Pack’s MAP thermoforming packaging solution uses rigid bottom film and gas-flushing technology to lock in freshness and stabilize appearance. Every pack is formed, sealed, and cut in one continuous line, ensuring high throughput and consistent package quality. Designed for poultry processors, the system creates a clean, durable pack structure suitable for retail shelves, meal-prep kits, and large-volume protein production.

Three Major Advantages

Extended Freshness Through MAPModified Atmosphere Packaging slows microbial growth, stabilizes color, and preserves texture.
Servo-Driven PrecisionEnsures accurate forming, sealing, and cutting for repeatable quality at high speeds.
Line Integration ReadyWorks seamlessly with weighing, loading, labeling, and inspection systems for a fully automated poultry line.

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Rigid Bottom Film Thermoforming Packaging Machine

The RC Y Series Thermoforming Packaging Machine from Utien Pack is engineered for high-performance MAP applications with rigid bottom film. Its servo-controlled forming, sealing, and cutting stations deliver precise film handling and stable gas-flushing accuracy. Designed with a hygienic stainless structure and user-friendly interface, the system ensures easy cleaning, reduced downtime, and reliable operation for intensive poultry production.

Packaging method: Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP)
Equipment features: fully automatic operation, high efficiency, hygienic design, servo-driven forming ensures consistent performance.

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Chicken Breast Thermoforming MAP Packaging Solution

Rigid Bottom Film Thermoforming Packaging Machine

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