Packaging films are omnipresent in our daily life: wrapping of food, office supplies, clothing, bags and sacks. They fulfill many market needs- convenience, portion control and overall package materials reduction. Packaging is done to retain integrity and actively prevent food spoilage. It enhances product attributes like look, taste, flavor, and aroma. It is helpful in communicating product information, product history or condition to user. It also confirms product authenticity and act to counter theft.

Busy lifestyles drive trends in food packaging. Consumer demands foods that are fresh, healthy and convenient. Packaging film fight bacteria and help the environment. Bacterial growth during food transport and storage is a problem that may be addressed with packaging materials that release anti microbial during food contact.

Packaging films are made of a wide range of materials including polyester, polypropylene, polyolefin, PVC, and vinyl. Packaging also involves the use of plastic film, foils or papers. By combining the best qualities of these materials, packaging offers a broad range of properties with their application in almost all the industries.

Packaging Films
Anti Fog Films Anti-Static Films Barrier films BOPP Films CD and DVD Overwrap films Cellulose Acetate Films Breathable Films Coated Films Coextruded Films CPP Films Fiberglass Films Filament Films White Films Offset Printing Films	Fluoroplastic Films Heat Shrink Films Label Films Laminated Films Cold Lamination Films Thermal Lamination Films Laser Films Metallized Films Nylon Films OPP Films Pallet Stretch Wrap PET Films PTFE Films Screen Printing Films	Plastic Films Polycarbonate Films Polyester Films Polyethylene Films Printed Films Protection Films PVC Films Shrink Films Shrink Labels Skin Films Stretch Films Water-Soluble Films