1. Important: pre-cool
warm fruit and vegetables in refrigerator before storing in bag.
2. Use a separate
bag for each type of produce. Produce must be dry.
3. Expel air from
the bag and close it using the enclosed ties and store in refrigerator.
4. To protect bags,
store them in the resealable wrapper.
5. Caution: keep
bags away from fire and children.
IMPORTANT POINTS
1. Home Gardeners:
pre-cool freshly harvested produce in refrigerator for a couple of hours
before storage in PEAKfresh ® Produce Bags.
2. Produce to be
stored should be fresh and undamaged.
3. Storage of mushrooms
and ripe bananas in PEAKfresh ® Produce Bags for more than a
few days is not recommended. Do not store whole pumpkin or onions. Mushrooms should be stored in a paper bag and then into a PEAKfresh ® bag for added freshness.
4. Wash and dry
bag thoroughly before re-use. Bags can be re-used for up to two months.
HOW PEAKfresh ® PRODUCE BAGS WORK
Removes Ethylene
Gas.
Most fruit and vegetables release ethylene gas after harvest. Exposure
of the produce to the gas accelerates aging and ultimate deterioration.
PEAKfresh ® Produce Bags remove ethylene gas to prolong the
life and freshness of the produce.
Breathes:
Unlike ordinary plastic bags, PEAKfresh ® Produce Bags 'breathe'
so that damaging gases produced by the fresh produce are removed.
Anti-fogging treatment:
Anti-fogging treatment of the film surface minimises moisture formation
to inhibit bacteria growth.
Maintains Vitamin
C levels.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
SUITABLE FOR STORAGE IN PEAKfresh ® PRODUCE BAGS
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Store in crisper area or lower shelf of refrigerator cabinet * Store on upper shelf of refrigerator cabinet
SALADS ^ cucumber, tomato * lettuce, radish, spring onions