Eat Well

KEEP IT FRESH

Storing doesn’t need to be boring. Instead of emptying bags of groceries straight into the fridge, spend some time sorting, packaging and arranging. By taking extra care and consideration, you’ll be thankful for weeks to come. IGA’s Fresh Produce Buyer, a microbiologist, and the co-owner of a home delivery food business share their expert advice for storing fruits and vegetables.

UNPACK LIKE A PRO

Navigating supermarket carparks, aisles and trolleys is an achievement in itself. However, all that effort and expense will be fruitless if you don’t unpack and store your produce correctly once you get home. Chad Herbert has worked in the fruit and vegetable industry for more than 25 years and is currently a Fresh Produce Buyer for IGA supermarkets. This involves early mornings at Sydney markets,

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