Now, if the meat has been sealed using modified atmospheric packaging, the film across it should be taut, and you might not be able to touch the meat inside.

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There are a couple of reasons why the package might be swelling with air. To reduce spoilage from oxygen, a process called Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) is often used in the packaging of meat.

Sometimes manufacturers use what’s called modified atmospheric packaging, or MAP, to lessen the chance of spoilage and encourage freshness by changing the gas inside the package.

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