Liner
A bag or insert placed inside a container so the container never touches the product.
Liners separate the product from the container. That protects product quality, makes cleaning far simpler, and often decides whether a container can be reused at all. They range from simple low-density film bags to multi-layer barrier and foil structures with fitments for filling and discharge.
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What is an IBC liner?
A bag inside the container so the container never touches the product.
LearnDrum liners explained
The cheapest change that often unlocks reuse, faster changeover and better product protection.
TermIBC
Intermediate bulk container — a large reusable or single-trip container, usually around 275 or 330 gallons.
TermBarrier
How well packaging resists the passage of oxygen, moisture, light or aroma.
TermPrimary packaging
The layer in contact with the product.
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