Strawberry Fruit Packing Software:
Strawberry Fruit Packing Software manages harvesting, delivery, grading and packing of strawberries. Maintain maximum strawberry quality consistency, export grade management, complete strawberry packing solution for inventory, packing, export.
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Fruit Physiology and Postharvest Management of Strawberry packing
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Strawberry is famous for its unique flavor and delicacy among the consumers all around the world. Nowadays, the concept of postharvest management is not only confined to preserving the nutritional attributes but also extended up to flavor that includes aroma. Strawberry is a nonclimacteric fruit and its short storage life and strategic sales in the market after harvest had compelled researchers to utilize technologies like cool store, modified atmospheric packaging, controlled atmospheric storage, different packaging systems, fumigation with nitric oxide, and diversified chemical treatments to preserve fruits for longer time. To apply or innovate new technology to extend life of strawberry fruits in the postharvest area, it is necessary to understand the physiology and biochemistry of fruits. This chapter reviews fruit physiology, recent trends, and future prospects in the postharvest management of strawberry.
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STRAWBERRY PACKING PROCESS
method for processing a fruit product such as fresh strawberries provides greatly prolonged shelf life by cooling the strawberries, washing the strawberries in a first chilled chlorine bath, slicing the strawberries to provide sliced strawberries, washing the sliced strawberries in a second chilled chlorine bath, draining the sliced strawberries to remove moisture therefrom, washing the sliced strawberries in a bath that comprises a citric acid and tribasic calcium solution, drying the sliced berries with de-humidified air, placing a selected weight of the strawberries into each one of a plurality of gas-impermeable containers, and sealing the containers with a breathable film.
This invention relates to methods for preparing and preserving fresh, ripe, edible fruit pieces such as strawberries so that the fruit may be stored for long periods of time without appreciable loss of natural flavor, color and texture. More particularly, the method pertains to the cutting and/or segmenting of fresh edible strawberry tissue into pieces, packing the strawberry pieces in a container, sealing the container, re-cooling the sealed containers, and storing the container at refrigerated temperatures.