Keep Food Fresher for Longer with Storage Solutions
An organized kitchen is an efficient kitchen. With our range of food storage products from Global Store, you can reduce food waste, preserve the freshness of ingredients, and maintain perfect order in your fridge, freezer, and pantry. The right containers protect food from air and moisture, extending its shelf life.
Discover our varied collection which includes BPA-free plastic or borosilicate glass food containers, perfect for taking lunch to the office (lunch boxes) or storing leftovers. You'll find fridge organizers, bottles and jars for preserves or liquids, and special containers for spices. Buy online and choose the smart solutions that will transform your kitchen, taking advantage of great prices and fast delivery throughout Moldova.
Guide to Choosing Storage Containers
Choosing the right material is essential. Glass containers are an excellent option for long-term storage. Glass is inert, does not absorb odors or stains, and can be safely used in the microwave or oven (without the lid). It is also easy to clean and hygienic.
Quality plastic (BPA-free) containers are much lighter and more shatter-resistant, making them ideal for transporting food on the go or for freezer storage. Always look for products marked "BPA-Free" and "dishwasher-safe" for easy cleanup.
| Container Type | Main Material | Key Advantages |
|---|---|---|
| Food Containers / Lunch Boxes | Plastic (BPA-Free), Glass | Storing leftovers, transporting lunch, freezing. |
| Bottles and Jars | Glass | Canning (jams, pickles), storing liquids, dry goods (pasta, cereal). |
| Fridge Organizers | Clear Plastic | Maximizing space, increased visibility, maintaining order. |
Frequently Asked Questions about Food Storage
Is it better to use glass or plastic containers?
It depends on the purpose. Glass is excellent for health (inert, no chemicals), doesn't retain odors, and can be used in the oven. Plastic (BPA-free) is much lighter, shatter-resistant, and ideal for transporting food or for the freezer.
What does “BPA-Free” mean?
BPA (Bisphenol A) is a chemical used in the production of certain hard plastics. A container marked "BPA-free" is made from a plastic type considered safer, which does not leach this chemical into the food it stores.
Can I put plastic containers in the microwave?
Only if it is clearly specified on the container. Look for the "microwave-safe" symbol (usually stylized waves). If you are unsure, it is best to transfer the food to a ceramic or glass plate before heating.