The Importance of Store Freeze-Dried Foods.
Ensuring Food Quality
Store freeze-dried foods is the key to preserving their taste, flavor, and nutritional value without loss. This not only prevents food spoilage but also reduces waste.
Our Expertise in Freeze-Drying Technology
Twenty Years of Technology Accumulation
With more than 20 years of experience, we have made breakthroughs in vacuum freeze-drying technology. Our expertise spans various fields, including food, pharmaceuticals, and polymers.
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We promise to maintain consistency, aesthetics, and high quality even in large-scale production. Our freeze-dried products have excellent rehydration properties.
Detailed Steps For Storing Freeze-Dried Foods.
Proper storage of freeze-dried foods is crucial as it directly affects the quality, nutritional value, taste, and safety of the food. Although freeze-drying removes most of the moisture, making it have a longer shelf life, improper storage can still lead to moisture absorption, spoilage, or contamination. Below are detailed steps for properly storing freeze-dried foods:
Choosing the Right Container
1. Use Airtight Containers: It is vital to choose good quality airtight containers to protect freeze-dried foods from external air and moisture. These containers can be sealed plastic bags, vacuum-sealed bags, or glass jars with airtight lids.
2. Avoid Light and Heat Sources: Storage containers should be placed away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Light and high temperatures can accelerate the degradation process of food.
Control the Storage Environment
3. Keep in a Cool, Dry Place: The ideal storage environment is a cool, dry place, ideally at temperatures between 15°C and 20°C, with humidity controlled below 50%. High temperature or humidity can increase the risk of food spoilage.
4. Avoid Storing With Strong-Smelling Foods: Freeze-dried foods can easily absorb external odors, so they should not be stored alongside items with a strong smell.
Regular Inspections
5. Check Seals: Regularly check the seal of the containers to ensure they are tight. Any slight openings can allow air and moisture to seep in, affecting the quality of the food.
6. Observe Food Changes: Pay attention to any changes in color, odor, or texture of the stored freeze-dried food. These could be signs of the beginning of spoilage.
Other Considerations
7. Label Management: Label the containers with the name of the food and storage date. This helps track the freshness and shelf life of the food.
8. Package in Appropriate Amounts: If you buy freeze-dried foods in bulk, consider repackaging them into smaller portions. This way, you only open what you need each time, reducing overall exposure and potential contamination.
By following these detailed steps, you can significantly extend the shelf life of freeze-dried foods while maintaining their optimal nutrition and taste. Proper storage habits are crucial for enjoying high-quality freeze-dried foods.
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Our years of experience combined with the latest technology assure our unique position in the freeze-dried food industry. We ensure that each product represents the pinnacle of quality and innovation.
Choose our services to experience the best freeze-dried foods on the market. We strive for excellence, ensuring that every product satisfies our customers.
