Over the forecast period, processed fruit and vegetables is set to see a continuous decline in packaging volumes, with shelf stable fruit and vegetables expected to see a stronger fall in volumes than frozen fruit and vegetables. However, shelf stable beans is projected to maintain growth in packaging volumes, especially for metal food cans and glass jars, supported by the growing number of vegans and vegetarians in Spain, who often include beans in their diet in the absence of meat.
AINIA is actively involved in the European FOX (Food processing in a bOX) project, working towards the development of a mobile processing unit for local farmers. This innovative unit is designed to process and package fruits and vegetables using sustainable packaging systems.
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