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Come summer, the time for harvesting the “Love Apple,” better known as tomatoes, arrives. This beloved fruit takes hold of our kitchens in all forms and is an ingredient in many recipes. Aran, a company specializing in the production of aseptic bags for liquid packaging, plays a crucial role in supporting this culinary phenomenon. These bags are precision-crafted solutions specially tailored for packaging tomato products. Let us discover the innovative measures taken by the company to ensure the freshness and quality of tomatoes from field to table.
The Global Tomato Processing Calendar
Tomato processing is a global affair, with different regions engaging in the activity at various times of the year. In the northern hemisphere, particularly in Europe, California, and the East, the tomato-processing season starts in July. Across the equator, countries like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil harvest and process their tomato in mid-February. This seamless rotation ensures the year-round availability of tomatoes worldwide, and it is within this continuous cycle that Aran’s expertise in tomato product packaging becomes indispensable for maintaining the global supply of this beloved fruit throughout the year.
Diverse Customer Base
Tomatoes operate in a fast-paced world where harvesting, processing, and packing occur within a single day. Many tomatoes are not destined for fresh consumption; instead, they undergo processing to meet the demands of the culinary world, transforming them into diced, minced, crushed, and pastes. Aran caters to a diverse clientele, offering bags tailored for industrial use (55 and 300 gallons) and the food service industry (varying from five to 20 liters). Renowned brands like MUTTI, Heinz, KAGOME, Campbell’s, and others actively seek Aran’s packaging solutions.
In the food service sector, Aran provides a wide variety of options to meet the needs of end customers. These options include different types of fitments and seals, such as screw caps and temper evident seals, as well as barriers with varying permeability levels—ranging from standard barriers to enhanced barriers, ensuring less than 0.5 CC per m³ for 24 hours.
For industrial use, the end application varies, Aran’s range includes mechanically reinforced bags suitable for extraction from the barrel while full, as well as thinner bags that can be emptied without pulling them out of the barrel. Aran’s unique products, Super Flex and Premium Flex, offer varying levels of oxygen resistance and can endure significant logistics transport distances — 6000 km and 8000 km respectively — without succumbing to flex cracks, addressing diverse industrial needs.
