Storage and Transportation Requirements for Energy & Nicotine Pouches
Storage and Transportation Requirements for Energy & Nicotine Pouches
1
Temperature Conditions
Finished products in sealed consumer cans must be stored and transported at temperatures between +2°C and +25°C (recommended range: +15°C to +20°C). Freezing is strictly prohibited (product/cargo temperature below 0°C is not allowed). Prolonged exposure to temperatures above +25°C is not permitted.
2
Dryness and Packaging Integrity
Products must be stored and transported only in their original sealed consumer packaging (cans) and in dry transport packaging. Wet, moisture-damaged, or physically damaged cartons/pallets must be isolated (quarantined), and any further handling may only be carried out upon written agreement.
3
Condensation Prevention
Sudden temperature fluctuations during storage and transportation must be avoided (e.g. cold warehouse ↔ warm humid environments). Where there is a risk of condensation, gradual acclimatization and appropriate protective measures must be ensured.
4
Protection from Overheating
Cargo must not be stored or left under direct sunlight, near heaters, heat curtains, or hot surfaces. Loading and unloading operations must be carried out without prolonged exposure to heat or open loading dock areas.
5
Mechanical Protection
Palletization and cargo securing methods must prevent carton deformation, impact damage, and excessive top pressure. Pallets must be fixed inside the vehicle/container to prevent movement during braking or turning.
These requirements cover trade, warehousing and transport. For consumer-level storage and use, see how to use nicotine pouches.