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Dry food warehouse storage conditions

Started by , Jan 02 2012 02:35 PM
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Dear All,
Wish U All A Very Happy & Prosperous New year

Can one one of you could give reference for DRy warehouse storage temperature & humidity requirement for
a) Grains
B)Pulses
C)Milk Powder
D) Tea
E)Honey
F) Sugar
G)In general for all dry food items
If manufacture mention store in cool dry condition what should be storage temperature.
Thanking u all in advance
Best regards
Anie
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If manufacture mention store in cool dry condition what should be storage temperature.

The manufacture should provide you with this information.
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The manufacture should provide you with this information.



Dear Madam A.D-tor,
Thanks for the reply.
Its a Dry food warehouse were Rice, Flour, spices milk powder, honey, fried onion etc are stored.
Manufacturer for milk powder has mentioned cool & dry.
Flour at room temperature, Rice in well ventillated area like that.
In UAE during summer the room temperature goes above 40 deg C.
What is recommended storage temp & humidity for a warehouse like this?
Thanks
Room temperature is usually taken is 25C.

regards

Martinblue
To Anie:

From the specifications given by our suppliers, most of the time, they will specify cool as <25oC and dry as <65%RH.


Yong
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