Food Storage in the Backcountry

Hey everyone, not sure what forum to post this in, so here seemed like a good idea.

What do you do for food storage whilst in the woods/dirt/snow/etc? I'm making a trip up to the arctic circle next summer and scoping out options for food storage. Really looking at a fridge of some sorts since ice doesn't last long in UT in general, and it may be tricky to find up north.

Mainly concerned about having 2000+ pound furry critters going through my truck bed with me on top of it in the tent. Coming from a backpacking background, bear cans or hanging food 100+ feet away is the norm, but I also don't have 2-2.5 weeks of good food tucked in my ruck.

 

I have a Grizzly cooler thats bear proof. I love it. The lid clamps down tight.

I can’t imagine a bear knowing theres food around if its in the cooler. It seals tight.

 

If you’re worried then handle it like you’re hiking. Buy a bear resistant, lockable cooler and remove it from the truck each night. Store the rest of your dry foods and toiletries in a bear bin and stash it away from the truck as well.

 

I'd start with the list of IGBC certified bear resistant containers
http://igbconline.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/180911_Certified_Products_List.pdf