Match List-I with List-II.
| List-I | List-II |
|---|---|
| A. Vacuum packaging B. Aseptic packaging C. Tin cans D. PET bottles | I. Carbonated beverages II. Perishable vegetables and meat III. Long shelf-life, shelf-stable liquids IV. Beverages under pressure |
Vacuum packaging (A) removes air (oxygen), slowing microbial growth, so it is mainly used for perishable foods like vegetables and meat → II.
Aseptic packaging (B) involves sterilizing both food and package, making it suitable for shelf-stable liquid products like milk and juices → III.
Tin cans (C) are used for heat-processed, sealed foods that remain stable for long periods, hence also fall under shelf-stable preserved foods → III.
PET bottles (D) are commonly used for carbonated beverages which are stored under pressure → IV.