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First commercial food applications are expected sometime this year.
Aesthetic considerations also had to be addressed. Because food migrates to the edges of the pouch during retorting, engineers had to design a secondary barrier to shield the zipper and prevent food from crusting around it. Both Zip-Pak and Presto Products in Appleton, Wis., addressed the issue with multiple designs, depending on how the pouch is filled.