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Welcome to the module: PACKAGING PREPARED FOOD. This module contains
training Materials and Activities for you to complete.
The unit of competency PACKAGE PREPARED FOOD contains the knowledge and
skills and attitude require for COOKERY NC II. It is one of the core Competency at the
National Certificate Level II.
You are require to go through a series of learning activities in order to complete each
learning outcome of the module. In each learning outcomes there are Information Sheets,
Resource sheets and References Materials for further reading to help you better understand the
required activities. Follow these activities in your own and answer the self-check at the end of
each learning outcome. Get the Answer sheet from your instructor and check your work
honestly. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to ask your facilitator for assistance.
You may have some or most of the knowledge and skills covered in this module because you
have:
If you can demonstrate that you are competent in a Particular skill or skills, talk to him/
her about having them formally recognized so you won’t have to do the same training again. If
you have the qualifications or the Certificates of Competency from previous trainings, show
them to your trainer. If your skill acquire are still relevant to this module, they may become part
of the evidence you can present for the RPL
The learning material was prepared to help you achieve the required competency, in
PACKAGE PREPARED FOOD. This will be the source of information for you to acquire the
knowledge and skills in this particular trade independently and at your own pace with
minimum supervision or help from the instructor.
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In doing the activities to complete the requirements of this module please be guided by the
following:
Talk to your trainer and agree how you both will organize the training under this
module. Read through the module carefully .It is divided into sections, which cover all the
skills, and knowledge you need to successfully complete
Work all through all the information and complete the activities in each section. Read
the information sheets and complete the self checks provided. Suggested references are
included to supplement the materials provided in this module.
Most probably your trainer will also be your supervisor or manager. He/She is there to
support you and to show the correct way to do things. Ask for help.
Your trainer will tell you about the important things that you need to consider when you
are completing the activities and it’s important that you will listen and take notes.
You will be given plenty of opportunities to ask questions and practice on the job. Make
sure you practice your new skills during your regular work shifts. This way you will improve
both your speed and memory and also your confidence.
As you work though the activities, ask for written feedback on your progress. Your
trainer keeps feedback/pre-assessment reports for this reason. When you have completed
this learning material and feel confident that you have had sufficient knowledge and skills,
your trainer will arrange an appointment with a registered assessor to assess you.
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Here are the questions to ask in starting a food package design
5 Tips for Great Food Packaging Design
While the primary function of food packaging is to protect your product, the
primary function of food packaging design is to attract. Your package is your
brand ambassador - it should sell itself. This means you need to have a strong
brand identity and packaging that communicates information about your
product clearly, concisely, and relevant to your target audience.
What is your product? How is it different from similar products on the market?
Who is your primary target customer? What is your company philosophy?
These are all important questions to have answered to ensure your package
design is consistent with your brand identity, as they will help determine the
colors, size, shape, and materials used in your packaging. New product launch
requires that your packaging communicates clearly your company name, logo
and your brand messages are strong and clearly communicated on the
packaging.
Design with Form and Function A food packaging designer balances the
shelf appeal (design and messaging) as well as the functional as aspect of food
product safety and protection on the grocery store shelf. It is imperative that
when you ship your product to a customer, distributor or retailer, it arrives in
the same condition as it left your factory or warehouse. Grocery retailers will
send you a invoice or deduct from your invoice the cost of damaged product in
their stores.
Food packaging has to carry a clear message of features and benefits that are
easy to see and understand: you only have 1/10 th of a second to get the
consumers attention as the as they shop the grocery aisles! The Food and
Drug Administration has Food Labeling Guides the dictate both numerous
aspects of food packaging design, both from a functional standpoint and how
you can create approved health claims and your nutritional fact panel.
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Food Packaging
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Flexible Packaging
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Retort Pouch
Microwavable Pouch
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MRE Pouch
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Vacuum Pouch
Dairy Packaging
Provide the easy open solution for lidding stock of yoghurt and
juice
Our dairy packaging applys easy peelable feature for various kinds of
foods (ps, pp, pe, A-PET, C-PET)
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Lidding Stock provides the peelable feature by a single or multi layers of
aluminums
High barrier feature by multi layer structure
Confectionery Packaging
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1. High speed packing (50~70m/min)
Packaging solution for various type of Soup & Sauces ( Cream, Tomato, Meats,
etc.)
Packages for high retort (125°C) hot filling (95°C)
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Coffee Pouch
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Broth Cube Foil
EMBO/LACQ/AL/LACQ/WAX/PAPER
Broth cube foil for soup & seasonings LACQ/AL/PE/PAPER
OPP/AL/PE
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Spout Pouch
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Electrolytic Tinplate
Our tin plate(TP) products are made by coating tin using electrolysis on
the surface of thin cold-rolled steel sheet (black plates), with a thickness
of 0.14~0.6mm. Its shiny surface finish, superb corrosion rsistance and
formability make electrolytic tinplates an ideal choice for the food
industry and industrial parts producers. Our tin ree steel sheet(ECCS),
which we also product using our new "2-step" method is widely accepted
as a more economical substitute for the tin coated steel. Our TP/TFS
products are widely used in the production of 3-piece and 2-piece
(D&IU, DRD) cans as well as can lids and bottoms. Our electrolytic
tinplates serve a variety of purposes, including material for steel EOE,
toys, and electronic parts.
Easy-Open End
E.O.E (Easy-Open End)
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The Introduction of the one touch, full panel E.O.E lid has been an
innovation that has transformed the lid industry, virtually eliminating
the need for the conventional lids with the new E.O.E lids that are
functionally designed to open with minimal effort and produces ease of
use by consumers.
The application include the seafood and agricultural products. The 401-
diameter aluminum E.O.E is especially designed to be utilized with a
safety rim to prevent any injury to the customer.
Rigid Tray
HPM rigid tray is formed by multi-ply sheet and It has high barrier heat-
resistant feature, so it can be stored for a long period at high
temperature.
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Liquid Coffee, Juice
PS/EVOH/PS
Fruit jelly
RICE PP/EVOH/PP
Yoghurt PS
E.T.C. PP, PE
Induction Liner
By using the high frequency induction equipment, the induction liner
can be adhered on the plastic or glass bottle. Induction liner has one-
piece type and two-piece type.
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Applications : Screw cup, one touch cap, flip cap food,
pharmaceutical, cosmetics, oil, chemical products
Material composition : Top layer / Al foil / seal layer
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Classification Quantity Application
2 piece Can
355 ml Beer
Stubby Can
238 ml Juice(Nitrogen Filling)
Biodegradable Packaging
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Pla Cup
PLA(poly Lactic Acid) cup lran corns, extracts the starch from grain etc. and
PE (poly Ethlene) coatings which are a petrochemicals heretofore substitutes
with in the human body to be harmless, is disjointed is and environmental
subject matter paper cup which is hit in 100% water.
PLA cup has the same feature and material composition compared to the cups
which are not biodegradable packaging cups. And after it is buried under the
soil, it decomposed 100% by micro-organisms.
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LDPE
Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) is polyethlene with a density ranging
from 0.910~0.925 g/ ㎤ . It is also called high-pressure polyethylene
because Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) is produced from ethylene
processed using high pressure technology(1,000~3,000 atm).
To be seen on shelf
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To engage shoppers
To communicate key messages/point-of-difference
To close the sale.
In addition, the most effective packaging also provides functional benefi ts
such as handling, storage, opening/re-closing, dispensing/usage and
disposal/sustainability.
VISIBILITY
Unless the package is noticed on shelf, it cannot be selected for purchase –
fundamentally, unseen is unsold.
Even in today’s very crowded store aisles, there are many ways that a
package can be designed to get more visibility. The key is to create contrast
against the surroundings. This can be achieved via:
Shape: If the category norm is to use rectangular cartons (as in readyto-
eat cereal) and the same shaped carton of every different brand blends
together, then something different, such as an oval shaped carton (such as
that of Archer Farms) will stand apart quite readily.
Color: Creating a unifi ed block of color can provide visibility, especially
if the brand has a limited number of facings. Pillsbury did so with its blue
frozen breakfast packaging that had to compete with the more prominent sea
of yellow established by Egg-O. And using color consistently can help unify a
brand across an array of categories – as the white color of Walmart’s Great
Value packaging does.
Graphic element: Packaging can be made to stand out by using a strong
visual element – typography or device that is noticeable and distinctive, and
especially if it can unite a line of products. Duane Reade’s recently introduced
line of paper products does this brilliantly with the use of iconic New York
City-scapes created in a unique black and white style
ENGAGEMENT
Of course, while a package cannot be purchased if it is not seen, creating
visibility alone does not guarantee purchase. After all, train wrecks attract
attention, but not in a good way.
Once it has managed to catch the shopper’s attention, the package must then
draw the shopper in and get her to spend some of her precious time looking at
it in more detail. The fastest and most effective way to do this is by using a
visual. A picture truly is worth a thousand words, as it acts quickly, holds
attention and is highly credible. No one needs to be told how delicious a slice
of cake will be if it looks rich, moist and fl avorful. On the other hand, no
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amount of words will convince someone that a piece of cake that appears dry,
chalky and stale will be worth tasting.
COMMUNICATION
The next step on the path toward purchase is to convey a meaningful message
to the shopper. This can be done with an attention-getting announcement
about this being a new product, that the product has been changed (now with
Beta-carotene) or that it is selling for a lower price (10 percent off). It can also
be a compelling claim about the product ingredients (All Natural), its place of
manufacture (U.S.A.), or the outcome of using it (cholesterol lowering).
There also are functional messages such as form and fl avor descriptions that
are critical to the shopping process and must be executed effectively. When
developing the packaging for a brand line containing a range of
The tools here are size, color, shape and placement. Importantly, placing a
message at the top of the package is not always best, nor is making it the
largest element the only effective treatment. It is most important to consider
the hierarchy of communication because a shopper can only process two to
three messages and will ignore the rest. It is critical, therefore, to determine
which messages are the most vital and be sure that these are the ones that are
emphasized.
FUNCTIONALITY
Structural packaging can provide an effective way for a brand to stand out on
shelf, or create meaningful consumer benefi ts that set a brand apart.
The Go-Gurt brand was created by creating a new delivery mechanism for
yogurt, a squeezable tube. And the lightweight, shatterproof squeezable bottle
for ketchup, mustard and most recently mayonnaise, has provided
tremendous consumer benefi ts in terms of dispensing these ubiquitous
products that had long been the source of considerable user frustration.
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Target’s proprietary bottles for prescription medication created new paradigms
by providing packaging that could actually save lives by being easy to
comprehend, use and distinguish.
CLOSING SALES
Much of what makes a package more effective can add to the products’ cost of
goods, and is sometimes resisted by the manufacturer. This can include higher
quality packaging materials, better printing, more attractive photography, etc.
But just because these add to the production cost, that doesn’t mean that the
bottom line will be adversely affected. In fact, better packaging can result in
higher sales, or the ability to charge more as shoppers believe the product is
worth more.
While knowing what makes a package effective in general is useful, it’s even
more important to know if the investment made to make your brand’s package
effective has paid off.
Using consumer research as part of the design process is like taking out an
insurance policy – it costs a little bit, but the payoff is tremendous in both
avoiding costly mistakes and ensuring that the optimal direction is pursued.
There are many different techniques that can be employed and they can be
used at various points in the process.
In the early stages of designing the packaging, qualitative research can be very
useful to determine if the designs are generally resonating – if the
communications are meaningful and the imagery is appropriate.
Visible: In the few seconds that a shopper glances at the aisle, does she
even notice your package among the vast array she’s faced with?
Communicating: If shoppers are confused about what they’re seeing (is
it still my brand, what’s the benefit of this one, will it taste as good/perform as
well?), they may resort to purchasing a competitive offering.
Compelling: Even if seen on shelf and clearly understood, the
proposition must be suffi ciently meaningful, amidst all of the other options
available, to actually be purchased. Simply hearing people pay lip service to
how wonderful the idea is can be dangerously misleading.
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Our firm’s shopping exercises reveal both impulse and planned buying
behavior at shelf that can be expected from a given package design. These
measures have been validated as being highly indicative of in-market
performance and offer critical learning prior to introduction.
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