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You bought a couple of fresh fruit packets today and save them for a super healthy dinner on the next day. But when you open those packets to gulp your favorite fruit treat, all you get is musty, malodorous, watery fruits that you cannot even think of holding in your hand, let alone eating them. Right, fruits were fresh and packaged when you bought. You even kept them in the refrigerator. What went wrong? The packaging. It matters a lot when it comes to preserving freshness of foods.

AMAP: The Future of Food Packaging

Fresh foods need a certain atmospheric condition to remain fresh for long. Technological advancements in the recent past have effectively delivered a few sustainable food packaging techniques, which promise to keep foods fresh for longer than conventional packages do, without compromising on their palatable and nutritional value. One of such innovative, breakthrough technologies is active and modified atmospheric packaging (AMAP).

Fruits, vegetables, dairy products, other perishable foods such as fish and meat, and some minimally processed foods always required a reliable packaging technique that would stretch their shelf life, keeping the original freshness, nutritional quality, and taste intact. AMAP is so far the most efficient technology for perishable foods. Studies suggest that the MAP technique astonishingly extends the shelf life of aforementioned foods - around 13 fold, compared to conventional packaging. In addition to extending shelf life of food products, AMAP renders a pleasing visual appeal to packaged foods, and eventually reduces wastage of food.  The flexible packaging material consumes lower energy and raw material, reducing overall ecological footprint.

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The Concept

Since active and modified atmospheric packaging actually modifies the air inside the package to meet ideal atmospheric needs of food products, it effectively maintains the initial fresh state of foods for much longer, abating their natural deterioration. Modification of air inside the package however involves a set of gases, including oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and some others, such as inert gases.

The mixture of gases and atmosphere inside a particular product package depends on a variety of factors – type of product, temperature requirement, gas permeability, and material of the package. The atmospheric requirement of respiring foods, such as vegetables and fruits is entirely different from that of the non-respiring products, including fish, meat, cheese, and dairy. AMAP modifies the in-package environment through adaptation of packaging permeability to product respiration levels. The atmosphere thus created results in elongated shelf life of packaged foods.

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Market Prospects

Active and modified atmospheric packaging market is currently growing at a steady pace, and the revenues will reach US$ 17.0 Bn in 2016. By 2024 end, it is expected to surpass US$ 25.0 Bn. In order to capitalize on proliferating demand for AMAP technology from food manufacturers, processors, and end-use consumers, leading players in the active and modified atmospheric packaging industry are increasing investments in the technology R&D. Mergers and acquisitions are currently trending in market, along with strategic vertical integration.

Although the market is currently dealing with a few restraining issues, such as packaging material recyclability and higher initial costs involved in packaging process, market studies indicate an impressive growth of the industry within the next few years. Latest innovations, including self-respiring trays and self-venting microwave packs will further take market to new heights.

Some of the leading players in the global market for active and modified atmospheric packaging are Amcor Limited, Bemis Company Inc., LINPAC Packaging Limited, Coveris Holdings S.A, Sealed Air Corporation, Berry Plastics Corporation, Ilapak  International, S.A., Winpak Limited Company, and ULMA Packaging, S. Co.

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To be the child of an immigrant means growing up faster.To be the child of an immigrant means taking responsibility for your family.To be the child of an immigrant is to carry the hopes and dreams of your lineage.The pressure that children of immigrants face is high, and the mental health support is low.July is Minority Mental Health Month, and there have been many articles published providing insight into the cultural complications of mental health for people of color.I feel as if many mental health pieces in regards to youth of color tend to demonize parents as strict, stubborn, and unsympathetic towards mental health struggles.

In the case of Asian parents, fault is ascribed to the Model Minority Myth (which is strongly upheld in many Asian households through strict academic and behavioral standards) and Asian stigma around mental illness.

As a Chinese-American woman, I too have kept my mental health struggles under wraps for these reasons.

Of course, my experience does not encompass all Chinese or all immigrant lives; however, I would like to share my story as it pertains to my identity in order to provide further insight on just how emotionally and practically complicated acknowledging mental health struggles and seeking treatment can be.Why I Can’t Tell My Parents About My Mental Illness:Immigrant GuiltRegardless of their background, a great number of immigrants come to a different country to completely start anew.

Instead, they rest their purpose on providing the best they can for their children.

They sacrifice their hopes and dreams so that someday their children can have the opportunity to make their own hopes and dreams come true.