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Question:

November 21, 2025

Storeage


Explain just WHY NOT store nutriberries in refrigerator


Answer:

Hi,

Some people store dry goods in their refrigerator with no problems. But not everyone keeps their refrigerator cold enough. And even if kept cold enough, a refrigerator is opened so often, it causes moisture inside and can support mold or mildew growth.

We recommend storing our diets in an airtight container, either in a cool, dry place or in the freezer. In some parts of the country, the food remains fresh in a cool, dry place. In a hotter, humid climate, storing it in the freezer is best because any pantry food can become rancid or stale over time when not kept cool & dry enough. When storing it in the freezer, take out about a week’s supply at a time, and keep that in an airtight container in your pantry.

Thank you for asking Lafeber,

Brenda

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