Easy-Open Ends

Apr 4, 2011
Rigid easy-open ends are a durable packaging solution, specially designed to protect product integrity and ensure that food products maintain flavor and freshness. Other product features include:
  • Consistent pop, pull tear and peel opening performance
  • Suitable for a wide range of market applications
  • Available in all major diameters
  • Partial or all-over decoration can be included
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