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there are some companies that use vacuum seal to make their product last in the shelf

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FOR SMALL- AND LARGE-SCALE PRODUCTIONVacuum packing in glass jars extends the shelf life of products and prevents discolouration of avocados and apples, for example. Packaging in this way offers benefits such as reuse and recyclability of glass. The technique ensures that the lid secures automatically due to the air pressure difference after vacuuming. This method is becoming increasingly popular, including for products such as croutons and Pokebowls. Henkelman’s vacuumpack machines, equipped with an Advanced Control System (ACS), are suitable for this.

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many people are struggling to open jars not only elderly people and people that have arthritis in their hands but also young people, and people that also have disabilities

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Opening Jars with Arthritis: 21 Tips from Occupational Therapists to Make It Easier

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Learn tips, tricks, and advice about how to make it easier to open jars and cans, including smart gadgets and home remedies.

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A study revealed that 32% of elderly individuals struggled to open a bottle with a snap lid, according to a ResearchGate study. In another study, 9.4% of elderly people could not read instructions on a medicine container, and 14.6% had difficulty opening a plastic flip-top bottle, according to a ResearchGate publication. The difficulty with opening containers increases with age, with 19.1% of those aged 65-74 and 33.2% of those 75 and older reporting difficulty.

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Population Impact of Arthritis on Disability in Older Adults

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Disability threatens the independence of older adults and has large economic and societal costs. This article examines the population impact of arthritis on disability incidence among older Americans. The present study used longitudinal data…

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Yes, there are instances reported where elderly individuals have been injured while struggling to open jars due to reduced grip strength or other age-related conditions. These injuries can range from minor strains to more serious cuts or even broken bones, especially when forceful attempts are made.

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Vanessa Chalmers, Senior Health Reporter

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Struggling to open jars? How it could be a sign of serious disease

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IF you struggle to open the jam jar, it could be an ominous sign of serious illness. Researchers have once again added weight to the idea that hand grip strength is an indicator of disease and life…