During the shelf life of dried red dates, always pay attention to whether there is deterioration. If the stem end of jujube is perforated or has brown or dark brown powder, it means that jujube has been eaten by insects. If you open the jujube, you can see insect excrement between the meat cores. Jujube is most afraid of high temperature and humidity, and it is easy to produce pulp, worms and mildew. Therefore, dried dates must be stored in a cool and dry place. No matter whether the jujube is soft or hard, as long as the jujube is not washed, it should be placed in a cool, dry and ventilated place, and the temperature should be controlled at 1 degree to1degree.