Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Abfüllbeutel

English translation:

product bags

Added to glossary by Rodrigo Trompiz
May 24, 2007 10:32
17 yrs ago
German term

Abfüllbeutel

German to English Tech/Engineering Food & Drink
From an article on food production equipment:

Druckluftsysteme sind essenzielle Bestandteile in der Lebensmittelproduktion. Zum Beispiel, wenn Abfüllbeutel durch Druckluft zur Befüllung geöffnet werden.

Discussion

Nadine Kahn May 24, 2007:
Do we know about the products? What's being produced in the factory?

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product bags

Packing & Labelling Specifications:

All product bags and boxes are printed with a Product Name, Code, Use By Date, Ingredients List, Mixing Instructions and Manufacturer Details.


Peer comment(s):

neutral Walter Herzberg : why bot keep it simple, e.g. "when a bag, which is to be filled, is opened with compressed aid"
17 hrs
neutral Brigitte Hamilton : agree with Walter - in packaging terms, it's JUST a bag. I worked many years in the packaging industry and while the term product bag can be used, it is not necessary for comprehension. More likely to be used in general marketing literature.
11 days
I beg to differ. One of my clients (a multinational) specialising in the packaging industry uses exactly this term. A bag into which product (dry or liquid) is filled, hence product bag.
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34 mins

product package

Very few indications of the word "abfallbeutel" being used widely. It is essentially packaging were the products are packed in air tight.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Nadine Kahn : Abfüllbeutel lol
25 mins
neutral Cilian O'Tuama : no mention in German of airtight packaging
2 hrs
Yes you are right. The packages/bags are opened up with pressurised air not necessarily sealed air tight. Thanks.
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3 hrs

fill bag

I'm sure I have seen this plus there are plenty of hits on google.
Peer comment(s):

agree Kcda : or maybe also fill package but probably less commonly used as term!?
28 mins
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