Smart distribution to maintain shelf life of horticultural produce LANGUAGE STUDY / Portuguese

Smart distribution to maintain shelf life of horticultural produce LANGUAGE STUDY / PortugueseMost fresh horticultural crops in developed countries that are harvested but not consumed (40 to 50%) are wasted because the quality is inadequate for marketing or does not meet consumer quality requirements. Reducing quality deterioration can both extend shelf life and reduce waste of fresh horticultural crops in the food distribution system. Monitoring quality and environmental conditions during food distribution and using the collected data to

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