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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 20 Jun 1997.
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Carton of Keeping Freshness For Fruits & Vegetables

Carton of Keeping Freshness For Fruits & Vegetables

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 20 Jun 1997 - 24 Jun 1997
FAIN is 'PRODUCE (CITRUS) PRESERVATION AND FRESHNESS MAINTENANCE CARTONS'.
$B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(JFRUITS AND VEGETABLES STAY FRESH WITH FAIN.

1>  WHAT IS FAIN?

     FAIN is a freshness preservative for fruits and vegetables that

combines a substance which irradiates a large amount of far infrared

radiation at normal temperatures and a substance that absorbs gas. FAIN is

applied on the *inner surface of cardboard packages. FAIN was developed

exclusively by our company as an effective and economical method which

does

not cause loss of corrugated cardboard permeability.

      This development has allowed for a significant reduction in spoilage

loss which is a problem confronted in trade, long-distance transport, and

long-term storage of goods.

Inner Surface :  Applied as 2 cm wide strips on surface where the package

and produce come in contact.

2> CURRENT STATUS

A method exists for dispersing far infrared radioactive particles onto

film, but this method has a number of disadvantages. It is very costly to

disperse the particles evenly over the entire surface, the processing cost

for paper manufactured with cristobal which causes absorption of ethylene

gas is very high, and there is a reduction of particles, making this
method

impractical.

3> DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRODUCT

Our product is applied a far infrared ray substance and anti-oxidant

substance in linear form inside cardboard packages as a means of helping

absorption of ethylene gas and activating fruits juices.

                                 FAIN is approvrd by FDA.

If you treat fresh produce, and would like more additional information,

please contact our web site:

    http://www.nitidan.com/

Thank you so much!!

Nippon Container Corporation

On 20 Jun 1997 , "Nippon Container Corporation"
<ncc...@toyonet.or.jp> wrote:

>FAIN is 'PRODUCE (CITRUS) PRESERVATION AND FRESHNESS MAINTENANCE CARTONS'.
>$B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(JFRUITS AND VEGETABLES STAY FRESH WITH FAIN.
>1>  WHAT IS FAIN?
>     FAIN is a freshness preservative for fruits and vegetables that
>combines a substance which irradiates a large amount of far infrared
>radiation at normal temperatures and a substance that absorbs gas. FAIN is
>applied on the *inner surface of cardboard packages. FAIN was developed
>exclusively by our company as an effective and economical method which
>does not cause loss of corrugated cardboard permeability.
> This development has allowed for a significant reduction in spoilage
>loss which is a problem confronted in trade, long-distance transport, and
>long-term storage of goods.
>Inner Surface :  Applied as 2 cm wide strips on surface where the package
>and produce come in contact.
>2> CURRENT STATUS
>A method exists for dispersing far infrared radioactive particles onto
>film, but this method has a number of disadvantages. It is very costly to
>disperse the particles evenly over the entire surface, the processing cost
>for paper manufactured with cristobal which causes absorption of ethylene
>gas is very high, and there is a reduction of particles, making this
>method impractical.
>3> DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRODUCT
>Our product is applied a far infrared ray substance and anti-oxidant
>substance in linear form inside cardboard packages as a means of helping
>absorption of ethylene gas and activating fruits juices.
>                                FAIN is approvrd by FDA.
>If you treat fresh produce, and would like more additional information,
>please contact our web site:
>    http://www.nitidan.com/
>Thank you so much!!
>Nippon Container Corporation

This has got sod all to do with astrology, but personally I think the
idea of using chemicals in the packaging which work by radiation in
order to transport food over greater distances just STINKS !
What about recycling or disposing of this chemically treated cardboard
afterwards?  What about the pollution and waste of energy in moving
the food over long distances? It is far preferable to buy food which
has been produced as near to your home as possible, and eat it
NATURALLY fresh.  Food-Miles are a global problem.
I'm going to email this company about their spam.


From Christine
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