frozen food
Noun
Meaning
food preserved by freezing
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China began testing chilled and frozen food imports for the virus in June, after a cluster of infections among workers at a wholesale food market in the capital.
In general, frozen food will keep for three months in a standard home freezer.
In North America, the acquisition of the packaging plant in Lebanon enabled the frozen food business to return to growth, with the canned food business, essentially in Canada, being driven by co-packing markets (subcontracting of national brands).
“It could have been hidden in imported frozen food products, or it was lurking in some dark and humid environment such as Xinfadi, with the environment not having been disinfected or sterilised,” Mr Zhang said.
Meanwhile domestic packager ) specialises in plastic receptacles for fresh and frozen food, ready meals, personal and beauty lines, as well as packaging for those oils and lubricants that have just become cheaper.
Mother Annie Nagbe, a seller of frozen food, claimed that marketers are now constrained to "join or put money together" to enable them purchase their goods from the stores.