Freezing storage precautions |
| Refrigerating storage precautions |
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Hot food should not be stored in the refrigerator | Food cut into small portions will freeze faster and |
until it has cooled down to room temperature. | be easier to defrost and cook. The recommended |
| weight for each portion is less than 2.5kg. |
The outside of any food packing should be dried | Food should be stored in accordance with any |
before storage in the freezer, and any packing | information printed on the packing. |
materials should be |
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poisonous and nontoxic. |
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Only remove the required amount of food from the | Do not load excessive quantity of food. Quantity of |
refrigerator. Defrosted food cannot be | the food in storage shall comply with the cooling |
the freezer unless it is first cooked. | capacity of the refrigerator (See section "Technical |
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Hot food must be cooled to room temperature | Dry any water droplets on the food before placing |
before storing in the refrigerator. | it in the refrigerator. |
Food to be stored should be properly sealed. | Storage of sorted food |
This will prevent moisture in the food from | Food to be stored should be sorted according to |
evaporating and prevent vegetables and fruit from | consumer requirements. Food consumed daily |
tainting in flavor. | should be placed in the most convenient area, this |
| will minimize opening periods for the door. |
Do not store excess quantities or weights of | Do not place food too close to the internal walls |
food | Food with high moisture content should not be |
Food should be stored with spaces in between for | placed close to the walls of the inner liner. Maintain |
better storage results. Never overload shelves, as | a space to prevent food from freezing to the walls. |
they may collapse under excessive loads. |
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