Post-harvest management of citrus fruits: a review.
Author(s) : SONKAR R. K., SARNAIK D. A., DIKSHIT S. N., et al.
Type of article: Article
Summary
The post-harvest handling losses of citrus fruits are 5.10% in most developed countries and 25.30% in developing countries such as India. This is mainly due to the unscientific practices of picking, handling, packaging, transport and storage. This article reviews the post-harvest treatments which have enabled minimization of post-harvest losses in the last decade.
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- Original title: Post-harvest management of citrus fruits: a review.
- Record ID : 2008-1672
- Languages: English
- Source: Int. J. Food Sci. Technol. - vol. 45 - n. 3
- Publication date: 2008/05
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Themes:
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Fruit - Keywords: Postharvest treatment; Citrus fruit; Modified atmosphere; Microbiology; Transport; Storage; India; Packaging; Fruit
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- Languages : English
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- Date : 2003/10/03
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- Source: FoodInfo Online Features - 12 p.; tabl.; ref.
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