This can cause a sealed package to expand.
And while some gas-producing microorganisms may primarily cause spoilage, the presence or absence of swelling isn’t a reliable test for whether food is safe to eat.
That’s an important distinction.
A bloated package can be a warning sign, but not every dangerous food will produce obvious swelling—and not every swollen package necessarily means the same thing.
So, Does a Bloated Package Mean the Food Is Bad?
Not necessarily.
It depends on the product and why the package is swollen.
A deliberately puffed-up bag of potato chips is completely different from a refrigerated






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