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(Medical-NewsWire.com, June 26, 2015 ) Buffalo, NY -- As a seller of Matcha, green tea powder made from 100% organic green tea, the company is very conscious about how much quality of food depends on storing it in a correct manner.
Andy, one of the faces behind the brand, explains:
"Matcha is a very sensitive kind of food. It perishes quickly when it comes into contact with air, light or heat. Therefore, the best thing to do is to store it in a freezer and in a container which seals very well so that no oxygen can get inside. It can preserve a good quality for about a year providing that it is stored properly. No doubt, matcha is a great product that brought us a lot of excitement but one major obstacle we found since we first started selling was finding the right storage for it. As a seller of organic food the worst that can happen is when you are forced away to throw away spoiled food. It took us a long while until we found the appropriate items to store it. That struggle, in fact, was one of the things that inspired us to extend our current offer with some good quality accessories."
Based on the lessons learnt from their own past experience the founders have decided to extend their current range of products with quality storage accessories that will help consumers conserve food properly. Also, the company wants to stop the throwaway culture that is so typical for the developed countries. Every year, consumers in industrialized countries waste almost as much food as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan Africa (222 million vs. 230 million tons).
In their own words "The main aim behind launching this product is to prevent wasting of good food. With so much of it being thrown away due to various kinds of spoilage nowadays we feel that it's the little things like good quality food storage that can make a big difference."
Bento food storage boxes are recyclable, durable products made of environmentally friendly material completely free of BPA. They can withstand temperatures up to 250 F therefore it is safe to use them to heat up food in a microwave and clean them in a dishwasher.
To prevent the oxygen and germs from spoiling food these containers have a new and improved lid with a secure lock which ensures that there will be no spillages or leaks. Also, it will keep delicate ingredients like food or vegetables fresh and contained.
Also, they can hold a decent quantities of food. Each container consists of three compartments nest together which can keep up to 1000 ml which really practical for people who needs to pack breakfast and lunch or want to store meal for a picnic. Also, the stack-able design of the box will save more space when not in use.
This product is thus suitable for those with a busy lifestyle on the go, independent dieters as well as home cooks who want to ensure that their children do not consume food which has a been spoiled by germs as a result of inappropriate storage.
The company aims to launch the product online on Amazon where they are currently selling their range of organic food items.
Bento storage boxes will be available for purchase as early as the next quarter of 2015. Also, Enzo's Private Selection decided to give the new arrival in their product mix with a special promotion.
On launch they will be holding a giveaway and offering the products for a discounted price of $2. The offer is valid for all customers who have Amazon Prime. The fulfillment is handled by Amazon and all Prime members will get free shipping at all times.
About Trinity Entertainment Company Limited
Before Enzo's Private Selection was found, it all started from a young man, named Enzo, needing the extra boost of energy to keep up with his college studies. The young man, meeting new people and traveling around Asia, found himself visiting a tea farm in Japan. After trying and tasting their tea, Matcha was discovered as a solution to coffee addiction and promoted by Enzo for its amazing health benefits.
Trinity Entertainment Company Limited
Robert Cruso
917-436-1686
pr@enzomatcha.com
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