
Nitrogen flushing and MAP
How nitrogen flushing and Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) are used to preserve roasted coffee freshness by controlling oxygen exposure.
How nitrogen flushing and Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) are used to preserve roasted coffee freshness by controlling oxygen exposure.
How to properly freeze coffee to extend freshness, avoid moisture damage, and maintain flavor integrity.
Why whole beans stay fresher longer than ground coffee, and how particle size impacts oxidation, aroma loss, and shelf life.
How light, oxygen, and heat accelerate staling in roasted coffee, and best practices for controlling these factors in storage and packaging.
The role of one-way valves and proper sealing in coffee packaging, ensuring freshness by balancing degassing with oxygen protection.
How roasted coffee degasses CO₂ over time, why it matters for freshness, and how to manage storage and brewing around degassing curves.