Effects of light on pellet foods

[BassetsForBrown]

I use a combo of "Tetra Veggie 2 in 1" pellets, and Hikari floating carnivore sticks as my staple food. Both of these come in ziplock-like packages which always end up failing or being tough to reseal after a couple weeks of daily use. I would prefer to just transfer the foods into a real ziplock that doesn't suck, but I am unsure of the effects light or other factors the ziplock wouldn't protect it from would have on the food or nutrient content.
Anyone have experience with this?

Thank you

 

[rich_one]

Not sure what the effects of light are, but for what its worth, I store my food in a large plastic Tupperware-style container. It sits in a room in my basement that has no windows, and thus, is not exposed to any light, other than when I take it out to feed.

-Rich

 

[cjdesmit]

I don't see ambient light being an issue.. however direct sunlight may be? I keep all my food in the tank stand cabinet so it doesn't see a whole lot of light. As long as it's in an airtight bag/container that's not baking in the sun, I think it'll be just fine..