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There is a long way of the packaging product from the manufacturing plant to our home, as it exchanges several environments with different hygienic conditions as well as the effects of the external environment (temperature, humidity, handling of the products, etc.) All these are excellent opportunities for product contamination, especially with insects (and microbes), which can cause enormous material and consequently financial losses. In our research, a suitable material was selected and a repellent was applied to test the effectiveness of coatings on graphic products. In recent years, essential oils (EOs) have been studied as additives in films and coatings (Rodriguez, Batlle & Nerin, 2007; Atarés & Chiralt, 2016; Yuan, Chen & Li., 2016; Guerrero et al., 2020). Due to their properties, essential oils have a hydrophobic character, reduce the water vapour permeability of films and coated paper. Furthermore, some studies have shown that they have a positive influence on tensile strength, optical and structural properties (Khwaldia, Arab‐Tehrany & Desobry, 2010; Sánchez‐González et al., 2011; Atarés & Chiralt, 2016).

Influence of chitosan coatings with rosemary essential oil on mechanical and physical properties of packaging paper