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Shirred collagen casing stick having an end closure and method of making the same

CA 1071462 A · Owner: Union Carbide Corporation · Inventors: Ross, Camilla B.; Vos, Jerry A.

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A stick of shirred edible tubular food casing having an end closure comprising casing material defining an end of said shirred casing having the opposing internal surfaces thereof joined across the full width thereof obliquely to the longitudinal edges of said tubular casing, the end closure formed thereby being suitable to block the passage of food emulsion from the end of said tubular food casing. Also provided is a method for heat sealing edible, water-insoluble food casing material which comprises moisturizing at least a portion of one opposing surface of superimposed plies of edible water-, insoluble food casing material to be joined and then imposing heat sealing means with sufficient …

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  • Granted February 12, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 12, 1997.
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GrantedFebruary 12, 1980
Term endedFebruary 12, 1997
Patent numberCA 1071462 A
Classification (IPC)A22C11/02 +1 more

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198119831985198719891991199319951997Patent grantedFeb 12, 1980Term endedFeb 12, 1997

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