Tupperware FridgeSmart - Perfect Venting and Storage Conditions; Closed Venting; Half Open Venting; Fully Open Venting

HALF OPEN
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FridgeSmart containers oer 3 venting options:
The pictogram below shows common
vegetables and fruits classied according
to the level of “breathing” they need. Use
it to check the type of produce you are
storing. Please note that not all fruits and
vegetables are shown on each container´s
label, certain types of produce require
larger containers (for example, cauliower will
not t inside the Mini size).
PERFECT VENTING AND STORAGE CONDITIONS FOR ALL YOUR FAVORITE FRUIT & VEGETABLES!
Half
Open
Closed
Fully
Open
Not for
Fridge
FULLY OPEN
CLOSED
Celeriac Carrots Figs Turnips Cherries
White/red
Grapes
Cucum-
bers
Ginger Celery
Raspber-
ries
Strawber-
ries
Beetroot
Romaine
Lettuce
Courgette
Sweet
Potatoes
Radishes
Closed
Align the tab with the fully
etched circle in the pictogram.
Use this option for low
breathers.
Fennel Cabbage Oranges Pak choi Lettuce
Blueber-
ries
Limes
Green
Beans
Mangos
Jerusalem
Artichokes
Rhubarb Lemons
Kohlrabi Pears
Fresh
Herbs
Chili
Peppers
Bean
Sprouts
Bell
Peppers
Leek Parsnip
Spring
Onion
Cauliower Apples
Half Open
Align the tab with the half
circle on the pictogram. Use
this option for light venting for
medium breathers.
Fully Open
Align the tab with the hollow,
glossy circle on the pictogram.
Use this option for high breathers.
Broccoli Kale Peas Artichokes
Endives Corn Brussels Sprouts Mushrooms
Spinach
Green
Asparagus
White
Asparagus
Avocados Aubergine Kiwis Bananas Plums
Butternut
Squash
Peaches
Cherry
Tomatoes
Tomatoes Pumpkins
Fruits and vegetables marked
with an X on the chart will do
best when not stored in closed
containers. Don’t store these in
your FridgeSmart.
NOT FOR
FRIDGESMART X