Nane Razavi Glass Jar Tomato Paste 700g

Unlike tinplate cans which mandate transferring unused paste to another vessel post-opening, inert glass eliminates risk of metallic taste or container oxidation, permitting safe multi-day direct refrigerated storage in its original jar.

The center button on the twist-off cap remains concave under industrial vacuum created during pasteurization. Upon initial twist, an audible click confirms that the hermetic vacuum remained uncompromised throughout shipping.

Because this recipe excludes chemical antimicrobials, end-users should always handle it using clean, dry stainless steel spoons. Pouring a thin layer of edible cooking oil over the top surface effectively isolates paste from refrigerated air.

Jars are positioned in high-walled corrugated cardboard trays and tightly bundled with 80-micron heavy-duty polyethylene shrink film. This tension restricts lateral movement, eliminating jar-to-jar impact during rough long-haul transit.

Both variants share the same foundational 27% Brix specification. However, thermal profiling inside glass sterilizers preserves a slightly brighter transparency and unadulterated fresh tomato aroma due to the total absence of metal contact.

The waterproof laminated label details the Nane Razavi trademark, batch/lot number, production/expiration dates, ISIRI national standard badge, Food and Drug hygiene license, nutritional facts panel, and official GS1 barcode.

The introductory MOQ for modern retail distributors is 40 shrink-trays. For national wholesalers and export consignments, orders are dispatched as stretch-filmed wooden pallets Ex-Factory Mashhad or delivered via central logistics hubs.