what is the gas used in the packing food stffs (like lays,bingo etc.)?

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Nitrogen gas is used for packing food stuffs.nitrogen is a inert gas it inhibiting unwanted chemical reactions such as food spoil and oxidation,it maintain the integrity of the product.

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