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Originally Posted by The organic banana man
Waggoner 41 Great question we have never tried freezing them with the idea of keeping them fresh...They will last quite a while as long as when you open the bag and get what you need out then reseal the bag back very tightly, storing them in a dry, cool space they will also last for a few months prior to use.
What would you consider purchasing at a time in smaller quantities...give me a suggestion and i will see if we could package these in smaller quantities. The problem is when we make a batch we have to make a large batch other wise its not worth turning on the machines to produce them...Maybe you would like to become a reseller of the bags in costa rica to the smaller growers? I await you in-put.
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I spent my entire work life as a problem solver so the first thing I do is question what has been tried. Sealing the bags would be a given but does nothing to prevent an oil from migration.
My first thought was that to prevent an oil from moving is to freeze it or at least cool it as much as possible.
My only income is my Social Security so as long as the cost is within my means I would purchase the 50 you mentioned.
We will talk to others to see if they might be willing to use these non-chemical bags for their very small operations. Under the best of circumstances I might obtain a commercial license to sell them.
Under any circumstances the more quickly we can put them to use the better.