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Packaging properties:
Barrier properties against light, gas, and moisture
Strength of the sealing seam
Preservation of taste and aroma
Material structures:
PET/Al/PE
BOPP/BOPPmet/PE
BOPP/BOPPmet
PET/BOPP
PET/BOPPmet
PET/PE
PET/PETmet/PE
PET/Al/PE peel
PET/PE/PA/EVOH/PA/PE
BOPP/CPPmet
PE film: transparent, white
BOPP film: transparent, pearlescent, matte, white
PET film: transparent, matte

The aroma of spices comes from volatile essential oils, so high-barrier materials are used — metallized BOPP film, aluminium foil and other structures that protect against oxygen, moisture and light. Ground pepper (black, white, red, blends) needs the highest barrier, as essential oils evaporate faster after grinding; peppercorns are less sensitive but still need protection. We also pack vanillin (from 2 g) and other fine-powder spices.

Formats: sachet (portions, HoReCa, 5–100 g), doypack with zip-lock (pepper, blends, seasonings, herbs), stick pack (portions, food delivery), euro-slot bags (retail). ITAK’s clients include Veres, Khatynka, FoodLand and other brands.

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FAQ

✔ How does the packaging preserve spice aroma?

High-barrier metallized and foil materials protect against oxygen, moisture and light, so volatile essential oils are not lost and the aroma is preserved throughout the shelf life.

✔ What packaging is needed for ground pepper?

The highest barrier — metallized laminates or foil structures — because essential oils evaporate faster after grinding.

✔ Do you pack vanillin and fine-powder spices?

Yes, we pack vanillin from 2 g and other powder spices with suitable barrier properties.

✔ What spice packaging formats do you offer?

Sachet, doypack with zip-lock, stick pack and euro-slot bags — depending on the fill size and sales channel.

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