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Dog Food Packaging ?
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E. R
MemberIs there a preferred dry dog food packaging ? i.e. … does the packing need to be air tight or have micro-perforations or have a degassing valve ?
I can’t seem to find any good info on this. Does it even make a difference ?
Thanks !
pugmomsandy
ParticipantLess air in the package is preferable as fats start to oxidize when exposed to light/air. Also, after opening, packages should be rolled down with as much air pushed out as possible even when kept inside a container. I usually buy kibble in bags that don’t have alot of air in them.
Carvani J
ParticipantThe food packaging has to be air tight because air can cause further oxidation which might lead to the food spoilage. More tips about food packaging here https://www.pwrpack.com/
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