Family-size 520g Ultrafiltrated (UF) medium-fat white cheese in aseptic carton packing designed for catering and larger households.
FAQ
The 520g pack delivers a reduced packaging-to-product ratio, lowering per-kilogram acquisition costs and kitchen packaging waste. In institutional catering and hotel buffet prep, kitchen crews spend less time de-packaging small units, while larger block cross-sections yield more uniform aesthetic portions.
Once opened, unconsumed portions should be stored either in sealed food-grade containers with their natural exudate or wrapped tightly in protective cling film. Utilization within 5 to 7 days under steady 4 to 8 °C refrigeration is recommended to prevent surface dehydration and foreign odor absorption.
Supported by automated pasteurization controls and sterile UF filtration loops, the product is certified free from pathogens including Salmonella, Listeria monocytogenes, and fecal coliforms. Daily environmental swab audits conforming to HACCP protocols ensure pristine compliance with national and regional health mandates.
The master cases are dimensioned to securely pack 20 to 22 standard pallets inside a 40ft high-cube reefer container. Stacking heights are calculated to optimize cargo payload within legal road weight ceilings while maintaining continuous airflow circulation above and around pallets.
Due to the cross-linked matrix of UF proteins, this cheese does not melt or stretch like mozzarella; instead, it softens into a rich, creamy consistency while retaining its spatial integrity under baking heat. This property makes it well suited for Mediterranean pastries, börek fillings, and savory quiches.
The finished acidity is maintained within a tight range around pH 4.8 to 5.0, imparting a clean, lactic freshness without harsh sour notes. Sodium concentrations are strictly calibrated to statutory nutritional standards, providing an appealing savory flavor suitable for daily family diets.
The receiving client must log cargo temperatures and inspect carton integrity alongside the carrier's representative upon arrival. Should transit damage or COA chemical deviations occur, a substantiated inspection report logged within 48 hours triggers prompt batch replacement or financial credit.