Advances in cooling technologies to preserve horticultural produce

Advances in cooling technologies to preserve horticultural produceFruit and vegetables are living organisms that continue to respire after harvest, deteriorating over time, in a process known as senescence. Although it is impossible to halt senescence, removing the field heat, and reducing the temperature of the product at the time of harvest, has substantial effects on maintaining product integrity. Cooling is the first cool stage of the horticultural cool chain, and is designed to rapidly and efficiently reduce

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