
Organic bread is best bought daily from a place that stores it in an airy, dry place on untreated wood. It can be tossed directly into a washable cloth bag (no packaging necessary), thrown into the bike or backpack. In the household it is best to place it in a washable
pure-linen bag. In summer it is slightly moistened and then it is placed tied up into a large pot. Quality bread stays fresh that way for a long time.
In the fast-life, industrial bread has to travel long

carbon-belching distances. Freed out of its plastic bag, it is quickly befallen by
black bread mold. A new paper
has been developed that is coated in
cinnamon essential oil and solid wax
paraffin which it is said should enhance anti fungal activity.
Maybe, one could add a cinnamon stick to one's bread bag/container?
Update
Cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia ) May Prevent Common Types Of Foodborne Illnesses, 0714
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You must make sure that the cinnamon used is real innamon and not cassia.
The cinnamon sold in the US is actually cassia. Cassia has a chemical called coumarin whiich could be toxic.
Click the below link to read more
http://www.bfr.bund.de/cd/8487
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