The phrase "heavily packaged" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been tightly wrapped or enclosed in layers of packaging. Example: The new game console came heavily packaged in bubble wrap and multiple layers of cardboard, ensuring it would arrive at its destination undamaged.
But their efforts aren't creating a more sustainable industry as healthy convenience meals are often just as heavily packaged as processed products.
I take my pick from sacks full of heavily packaged sushi, bread, ready meals and fruit, all perfectly edible but dumped as they go out of date.
Spring is in the air, and as well as hot cross buns and Simnel cake it's time for another Easter tradition - heavily packaged chocolate eggs.
The former emphasizes fresh natural produce, dairy and meats instead of processed, modified and heavily packaged food.
She and other experts added that consumers can also do their part by choosing reusable shopping bags and avoiding the purchase of heavily packaged products or personal care products with "polyethylene" listed on the ingredient list.
Avoid single-serve and heavily packaged items.
He said the criteria used by the Smart Choices Program were seriously flawed, allowing less healthy products, like sweet cereals and heavily salted packaged meals, to win its seal of approval.
Her solution to the chaos was to impose order on it: as a teenager, she was directing a household of four children, conjuring up the inexpensive meals and penny-wise routines that would later become the basis of her multimillion dollar brand, Semi-Homemade, which relies heavily on packaged goods.
The result is a heavily marketed, glossily packaged CD called Sacrificium.
In which case, Spectre's eagerness to deliver glossily packaged, heavily distilled eau de 007 may emerge as a strength.
We must address issues of quality: There is an awful lot of really rubbish stuff out there heavily marketed and packaged for early years.
