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Recommendations for maintaining postharvest quality: asparagus fern, lace fern, Sprengeri./ Recommandations pour maintenir la qualité après récolte : Asparagus plumosus, asparagus des fleuristes.
Recommendations for maintaining postharvest quality: asparagus fern, lace fern, Sprengeri.
Postharvest quality dynamic of fresh-cut asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.) in different film packaging.
IIR document
Control of the fibrousness evolution in asparagus Asparagus Officinalis, L. cv UC-157 during storage.
Two-stage water blanching of asparagus.
Predicting the deterioration of asparagus quality during air transport.
Determining processing conditions for chemical peeling of asparagus.
Shelf life of leeks and asparagus packed in plastic films.
YIELDS, SOLIDS LOSS AND EFFLUENTS GENERATION DURING BLANCHING AND COOLING OF ASPARAGUS SPEARS.
Use of precooling systems as a treatment against temperature abuse during air shipment of asparagus.
Utilisation des films plastiques pour le maintien qualitatif de l'asperge.
Use of plastic films for maintaining the quality of asparagus.
Experimental study on pressure pre-cooling and cold storing of green asparagus.
[In Chinese. / En chinois.]
Effect of temperature field on dehydrating process of quick-frozen white asparagus in the frozen food storage field.
Pre- and postharvest fibre development in green asparagus as related to temperature during growth, storage and handling.
Délai de vente et chaîne du frais : maîtriser la qualité commerciale des produits à 10°C ? Exemple sur asperges, fraises et melons.
Marketable period and cool chain: maintaining the commercial quality of fresh produce at 10°C? Asparagus, strawberry and melons.
Influence of modified atmosphere packaging and storage temperature on the sensory and microbiological quality of fresh peeled white asparagus.
Refrigeration sector monitoring
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Shipping fresh produce overseas is a key business for airlines operating out of Los Angeles
For companies shipping fruit and vegetables by air from the West Coast of the USA to high-end supermarkets and restaurants in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, the overarching rule is: Never break the cold chain.