Tin cans may soon be obsolete

Tulip Food Company's new packaging which has a shelf-life of up to two years may herald the end of the tin can. Initially the pork luncheon meat product in the new packaging will be marketed in Central and South America and Japan.
Tulip Food Company's new packaging which has a shelf-life of up to two years may herald the end of the tin can. Initially the pork luncheon meat product in the new packaging will be marketed in Central and South America and Japan.
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The Tulip Food Company has developed a new, light, easy to open, long-life packaging that may herald the end of the ubiquitous tin can, that is already facing tough competition from cardboard.

The new packaging allows products to keep for up to two years outside a refrigerator, although there is still some time to go before reaching a tin can shelf life of up to five years. Some 1.8 billion people across the world live without an available refrigerator.

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