Creating a future where every child has access to healthy meals every day.

Universal meal programs benefit all students by removing the stigma of free or reduced-price meals, creating an inclusive environment. With 9 million U.S. children facing food insecurity, these programs ensure every student receives the nutrition needed to thrive academically. Universal meals have been linked to improved school attendance, particularly in high-poverty areas, as shown by studies from Food Research & Action Center (FRAC) and National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER).

Food waste in schools is also a significant issue, with an estimated 530,000 tons wasted annually.  For just the waste alone, it costs approximately $26.5 million to remove 530,000 tons of food waste from schools each year. This estimate does not include other potential costs, such as labor, transportation, and administrative expenses, which could increase the overall cost.

AmeriPak tray sealers can help reduce this waste through airtight seals that extend shelf life, portion control, and improved inventory management. Each tray sealer can handle up to 60 units per minute, reducing food waste while improving traceability and minimizing downtime.

Together, we can create a future where every child has access to healthy meals every day. Contact Jim O’Shea, National Sales Manager, to learn more.

Series 30

The Series 30 is our most compact automatic filled tray sealer, packing a lot of performance into a small foot print. This model is ideal for applications requiring high output from a small physical space, and is mounted on lockable casters so you can easily move it to where you need it.

Seals up to 30 units per minute! Learn More ›

Series 60

The Series 60 tray sealers offer film seal width of over 10 inches, allowing to seal containers over a greater range of sizes, often permitting multi-lane machine configuration. Available in Drum or Platen Seal models, Series 60 sealers are a flexible and durable solution for a wide variety of applications.

Seals up to 60 units per minute. Learn More ›