I'm in the process of designing the layout for a retail / kitchen space for my chocolate store and am thinking about what is a reasonable way to store the finished products. I have an area that can become a "cooler" area, meaning that it can be closed off and a portable AC unit can be put in. Pros - bigger space Cons - cost of running the AC continuously. Or I can look into a cooling "cabinet" - which is expensive, although I've read that certain refrigerators can have their thermostats switched so they run around the 55F - 60F and can store up to 20 shelves. Does anyone have any suggestions or thoughts? I'm not sure which would be more practical and economical in the long run.
updated by @elaine-hsieh: 12/13/24 12:16:07
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@clay
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"Packaging and Storage"
"Mandy:
There are multiple types of packaging used for chocolate, depending on the brand, purpose, and specific product. Some common types of..."
@clay
• yesterday
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"Paper vs. Metal vs. Plastic: A Candid Look at Chocolate Packaging Pros & Cons"
"Mandy – I appreciate that you did not appear to link to the company you work for, which apparently manufactures tin cans, given your email address...."
@eric-lau
• yesterday
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"Paper vs. Metal vs. Plastic: A Candid Look at Chocolate Packaging Pros & Cons"
"Good suggestion! We have a chocolate shop. I think the aluminum foil +paper box packaging would be very suitable for us."
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