Polyvinylidene chloride film for meat free sausage is a next-generation solution tailored for modern food packaging. Known for its strong resistance to oxygen, moisture, and external odors, this material helps extend the freshness and safety of plant-based sausages. Its ability to shrink uniformly under heat treatment provides a tight and protective layer, ensuring both visual appeal and reliable preservation.
Product specification
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Roll length |
1500m/roll |
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Thickness tolerance |
42±3 μm |
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Tear load |
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TD |
>=0.2 N |
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MD |
>=0.2 N |
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Elongation at break |
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TD |
>=40 % |
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MD |
>=50 % |
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Tensile strength |
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TD |
>=80 Mpa |
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MD |
>=60 Mpa |
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Shrinkage rate |
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TD |
-30 ~ -15 % | |
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MD |
-30 ~ -15 % | |
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Barrier property |
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Oxygen Transmission Rate |
<=25.0 cm3/m2·24h·0.1MPa |
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Water Vapor Transmission Rate |
<=5.0 g/m²·24h |
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Advantages and features
- Excellent protection against oxygen, water vapor, and aroma loss.
- Heat tolerance above 121℃, suitable for sterilized or retorted meat-free sausages.
- Supports long shelf life at room temperature while ensuring food safety.
- Enables sharp, colorful printing for high-impact shelf display.
- Approved for direct food contact under EU and FDA standards.
Customized products
- Flexible design tailored to customer packaging requirements.
- Wide range of colors to fit branding needs.
- Printing patterns can be fully customized for product promotion.
Product application
- Specially developed for meat free sausage packaging, offering high-barrier protection.
Polyvinylidene chloride film for meat free sausage, as part of the PVDC casing film range, combines advanced barrier performance with flexibility for both traditional and plant-based food industries. PVDC casing film continues to lead the market with unmatched adaptability and preservation technology.
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