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Tomato Purée: The Trick to Knowing If It’s Truly Fresh Is the Code on the Packaging


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A tomato purée with a long shelf life does not necessarily mean it was produced recently. Conversely, a properly processed and stored product can retain its quality for a considerable period.

When evaluating “freshness,” it is important to distinguish between:
Production date
Production batch
Best-before or expiration date
These are different pieces of information that tell you different things about the product.

The Freshest Purée Is Often the One From the Tomato Season
Tomatoes intended for industrial processing are generally harvested during specific periods of the year, particularly in summer.

Purées made from tomatoes harvested during the most recent processing season are therefore more likely to have been produced recently.
This does not mean that an older product is necessarily of poor quality.

If it has been processed and stored correctly, it can retain good quality for a long time.

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