With the expense of luxury items, extra guests and the inevitable leftovers it’s easy to overspend on Christmas food. But here are 5 practical ways Pac ‘n Vac can help you cut the cost by making sure delicious Christmas food doesn’t go to waste. Buy in advance and keep it fresh for up to 40% […]
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This year, World Food Day has a simple but powerful message: ‘Climate is changing. Food and Agriculture must, too’ (www.feedbackglobal.org). At Pac ‘n Vac it’s a subject close to our heart because our next generation vacuum food storage containers keep the food inside fresh and safe for up to 8 times longer than ordinary food […]
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New revelations about the presence of e-coli in 25% of supermarket chicken – with the added concern of a ‘superbug’ variety in 1 in 4 tested must be a concern to everyone. But there are some really practical steps you can take. While all quality food containers + refrigeration slow the growth of bacteria, Pac […]
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We’ve all done it. You pick some deliciously fresh-looking soft fruit from your garden, or buy a bargain pack of soft fruit from the supermarket. You put it in the fridge and, a few days later, it has already grown a fur coat or turned to mush. But that’s all a thing of the past […]
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We as a nation throw away in excess of 15 million tonnes of food a year of which 50% comes from our homes. This is quite scandalous not only because we are wasting a valuable resource that half the world struggles to create but also because it is home finance being thrown away. With one […]
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A recent study by the Food Standards Agency over a period of a year have found that upwards of 73% of chickens bought over the test period showed positive signs of campylobacter. Pac ‘n Vac boxes cannot stop the presence of this organism but it can slow the rate of its growth in your fridge. […]
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NEWS
Diners get a taste for less waste
Feed Bellies, Not Bins is the slogan of The Real Junk Food Project, a UK food waste charity.
Founded in Leeds, the charity was set up to prove that much of the food currently thrown away is absolutely fit for human consumption. Read more>
