How Long Do Clementines Last?
Clementines keep 2–3 weeks in the refrigerator, 10–12 months in the freezer and 5–7 days in the pantry, according to cited USDA/FDA storage references.
- 2 cited USDA/FDA/FSIS sources
- Editorial review · Verified June 2026
Fridge
2–3 weeks
Safe range
Freezer
10–12 months
Safe range
Pantry
5–7 days
Safe range
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Based on USDA/FSIS guidance:
Refrigerate perishable fruit promptly; cut fruit should not sit at room temperature more than 2 hours.
Discard food left at room temperature more than 2 hours.
How to tell if it's gone bad
- Look:Mould, discolouration, or slimy film
- Smell:Sour or fermented smell
- Texture:Mushy or sticky texture
When in doubt, throw it out. If Clementines smells, looks, or feels off — discard it. Food poisoning is not worth the risk.
Can you freeze Clementines?
Yes.Clementineskeeps 10–12 monthsin the freezer when stored in airtight packaging.
How to store Clementines
- Keep Clementines protected from heat, moisture, and contamination in the pantry. Use the pantry duration shown above for this food state.
- Keep Clementines covered in the refrigerator. Use the refrigerator duration shown above for this food state.
- Package Clementines tightly for the freezer and label the stored date. Use the freezer duration shown above for this food state.
Storage tips
Keep sealed and refrigerated; use clean utensils.
Is it still good?
Enter when you bought or opened it and where it's stored.
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