What is the maximum height at which potatoes can be stacked against a wall?

The maximum height at which potatoes can be stacked against a wall is five high to ensure safety and stability. When stacking potatoes, it is essential to consider factors such as the weight and pressure the layers can exert on each other, as well as the risk of the stack becoming unstable.

Stacking beyond five high increases the likelihood that the bottom layers might become damaged or that the stack could topple over, leading to potential waste and safety hazards. Therefore, the five-high limit is a standard practice that balances efficiency in storage with the safety of both the product and the staff handling them.