The effects of the green passive MAP on the evolution of the gaseous and quality parameters in strawberries

Briano, Rossella; Giuggioli, Nicole Roberta; Peano, Cristiana

doi:10.9755/ejfa.2016-10-1426

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“…Hortgem Rua ® reached 6.40%. Considering the limit of the commerciality at 6% weight loss [Briano et al, 2017;Almenar et al, 2007], the use of wrapped mini pallet had a positive effect upon fruit management and on reducing peel wrinkling already after 20 days and up to 60 days of storage in the warehouse.…”

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Post-Harvest Warehouse Management for Actinidia arguta Fruits

Giuggioli

Briano

Baudino

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Pol. J. Food Nutr. Sci.

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In the baby kiwifruit food chain, the extent of losses caused by high perishability of the edible skin is a barrier for these fruit's position in the fresh market. Thus, maintaining the overall quality in the warehouse is fundamental for the market channel. The wrapping technique with a stretch fi lm represents a fi ne opportunity for maintaining fruit quality. Hortgem Rua ® and Hortgem Tahi ® cultivars of kiwifruits were evaluated during storage at 1±1°C for up to 60 days. The stretch wrap fi lm used to protect the fruit has shown to limit the weight loss maintained by the pulp of both cultivars that were fi rmer (2.39 N and 2.13 N) and had lower gumminess values (280.92 and 213.57 for Hortgem Rua ® and Hortgem Tahi ® , respectively). Considering sensorial attributes, the wrapped samples also maintained overall quality, especially in terms of fruit colour (luminosity), consistency and taste.

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Section: Weight Lossmentioning

confidence: 99%