Michael Naylor • January 4, 2022

What types of salads can be packaged by filling machines

There are several types of salads that can be packaged using automated filling machines. This process of packaging can enhance the safety and hygiene of the packaged salad as well as reduce time and effort during the packaging process. Read on to find out more from Multi-Fill.

Types of salads

Volumetric fillers from Multi-Fill can be used to package a variety of deli and fresh salads, safely and efficiently. Our filling machines come in several capacities and production speeds up to 120 containers per minute. These high speeds maintain the integrity of the product without any damage to the appearance or texture of the prepared salads. Given below are just some of the salads that can be packaged using our filling machines.

Artichoke heart salad
Black bean/corn salsa
Chickpea salads
Coleslaw mixes
Couscous salad
Edamame salad
Seafood salad
Fruit salad
Fruit salsa
German potato salad

Labelling and packaging

Labelling and packaging your salads well are some of the most integral components of presenting your product to consumers. Multi-Fill can help you create customized and informative labels for your packaged salads.

Advantages of packaging salads

Packaging salads can have several benefits for customers. Read on to find out what they are:

The pre-prepared, cut greens and lettuce can eliminate the need for customers to buy entire heads of vegetables to create their salads.
As the bag is maintained at a constant temperature, the vegetables retain their freshness for longer.
The greens are ready-to-use and do not need to be cut or trimmed before use.
The low temperature-controlled supply chain ensures the nutritional content of these salad vegetables is maintained.
Efficient and safe packaging prevents the entry of dust and bacteria into the packaged salads.
The packaging eliminates contamination caused by spill-overs or human contact through touch.

For more information on the types of salads you can package using our filling machines, contact Multi-Fill today.

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