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The Economic Times
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Why chocolates are wrapped in foil instead of paper might surprise you

The shiny foil used to wrap chocolate is more than just decorative packaging. It serves as a protective barrier against heat, moisture, oxygen, light and strong odours, helping preserve the chocolate's flavour, texture and shelf life from production until consumption.

Although many modern chocolate products now use layered packaging that combines aluminium foil with paper or plastic, the basic function remains unchanged. Foil continues to play a key role in maintaining product quality.

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