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An overview of the history of packaging, its multiple functions, diverse packaging materials, and packaging machinery
Well-managed food packaging can provide humankind with a dependable solution for sustenance. Packaging is a critical tool for food preservation and food protection and facilitates the safe distribution of food. Effective packaging can lead to longer shelf-lives and improved global supply chain issues, and sustainable packaging can reduce food and environmentally harmful waste. Recent innovation in food packaging has shown it to be a dynamic field capable of evolving to meet new market and consumer needs.
Introduction to Food Packaging is an accessible overview, detailing its history, general principles, and its future in the industry. It introduces traditional and new materials alike and a diverse lineup of packaging technologies --which are continuously entering the market, along with other relevant topics. The result is a book which clearly demonstrates the potential of food packaging to meet the challenges of a sustainable, globalized world.
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Introduction to Food Packaging is ideal for students and instructors involved in Food Science and Technology classes related to food packaging as well as Chemical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering and Bioengineering students interested in learning about the principles, applications, and relevant topics of food packaging.
Author: Maria Botero Omary,Kurt A. Rosentrater
ISBN-10: 1118765850
ISBN-13: 9781118765852
Publisher: Wiley
Language: English
Published: 12/16/2025
Pages: 400
Format: Paperback
María Botero Omary, is Principal at The Omary Group, a consultancy organization that works on food packaging, food product development, and food and environmental policies. She has taught and researched extensively in food science, food engineering and food packaging, and related subjects and has also served on the IFT Education Division Board.
Kurt A. Rosentrater, is Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State University, USA. He has taught and researched extensively in food science, process engineering, and related subjects.
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