Tin packaging is considered an effective solution for preserving a wide range of products thanks to its ability to block moisture, air, and light, while ensuring food safety and hygiene. However, the shelf life of each product depends on the product category, storage conditions, and usage after opening.
Moisture & air barrier: Prevents oxygen and humidity penetration, maintaining product quality.
Light protection: Shields sensitive products such as food, beverages, and pharmaceuticals from light exposure.
Durable & convenient for transport: Lightweight yet sturdy, ideal for storage and long-distance shipping.
Food-safe material: Manufactured with safe coatings that do not affect product quality.
Extended shelf life: Helps many products last longer compared to other types of packaging.
Carbonated drinks (soft drinks, beer): 6 months – 1 year
Condensed milk, ready-to-drink coffee: 1 – 2 years
Canned food (fish, meat, vegetables): 2 – 5 years or longer with proper storage
Confectionery (biscuits, candy in tins): 6 months – 2 years
Dry food (tea, cereals, powder): 1 – 3 years depending on the type
Material & inner coating: Lacquer coating prevents rust and minimizes chemical interaction with food.
Storage conditions: Keep in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and high temperatures.
Sealing quality: Airtight packaging prevents moisture and oxygen from shortening product life.
Swollen or rusted cans.
Unusual odor upon opening.
Changes in taste, color, or texture.
Consume immediately after opening whenever possible.
If not, transfer remaining contents into airtight glass or plastic containers and refrigerate.
Once opened, most products should be consumed within 1 – 3 days, depending on the type.
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