Coming soon, meals that can be consumed for up to 25 years
Khaleej Times
|June 13, 2025
A UAE-based company is set to introduce ready-to-eat meals that can remain consumable for up to 25 years, thanks to advanced freeze-drying technology.
Red Planet, the company behind this innovation, uses a process that removes more than 95 per cent of moisture from food while preserving its taste, nutritional value, and safety without the need for artificial preservatives. “We start by removing moisture from the food in a controlled environment, which helps retain its original taste, texture, and, most importantly, nutritional value,” said Jassim Al Nowais, CEO of Red Planet.
“From there, we seal it in multi-layered, oxygen-absorbing packaging that protects against light, air and moisture. This ensures the product stays safe, fresh and nutritious for up to 25 years without refrigeration or preservatives.”
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