Vacuum sealing removes air from the packaging, slowing oxidation and bacterial growth to extend freshness and shelf life. When stored correctly at 0–4°C, you can expect the following guide:
- Beef primals & whole cuts: up to 28 days
- Beef (steaks): up to 21 days
- Beef (bone-in): up to 14 days
- Lamb: up to 28 days
- Pork: up to 10 days
- Ham: up to 30 days
- Sausages: up to 9 days
- Chicken (frozen): up to 12 months
- Salmon (frozen): up to 12 months
- Smoked salmon: up to 30 days
For longer storage, keep products frozen at -18°C, where vacuum sealed meat can last 1 to 3 years depending on the cut and consistency of temperature.
Once opened, the shelf life reverts to that of standard fresh products, so we recommend consuming promptly.
For longer delivery routes, some items may arrive partially or fully frozen to ensure they remain within safe temperatures during transit.