
Transportation and temperature
How transportation conditions, especially temperature and humidity control, affect roasted coffee freshness and quality during distribution.
How transportation conditions, especially temperature and humidity control, affect roasted coffee freshness and quality during distribution.
How oxygen absorbers and indicators are used in coffee packaging to extend shelf life and provide quality assurance.
How light, oxygen, and heat accelerate staling in roasted coffee, and best practices for controlling these factors in storage and packaging.
This topic explains how the permeability of coffee storage bags affects oxygen exposure, why it accelerates staling, and how different packaging choices influence quality preservation.
This topic explains the different packaging options used for exporting coffee, including jute bags, plastic liners, and hermetic solutions like GrainPro, with their respective benefits and limitations.
This topic explains the different bag types used for storing coffee in parchment or green form, their strengths and weaknesses, and the best practices for protecting against pests during storage.