Plastic trademark can reinforce glass packaging

Experts from U.S. Jiupeng Company have found through experiments that the use of plastic trademarks can reinforce food glass bottles and cans. For a long time, the company pastes paper labels on foods contained in glass jars. After being sent to the whole country by car or train, the breakage rate of glass bottles and jars is generally higher. Later, Plastic Bottles were re-branded on glass jars containing foods, resulting in a significant reduction in breakage rates. The company’s experts explained that this was because the plastic film that had been printed on the trademark had strengthened the glass bottles and jars; therefore, they were not easily damaged even by the same impact during handling and transportation.