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Storage Study of Fresh Fruits and Fishes in Non-Refrigerated Carrier on Transportation


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An attempt has been made here to explore the possibilits of longer period of storage of perishable food materials malntaMng the nutritive value with a specially designed crate, where no mechanical refrigeration has been used after transporation- The constructional design, grating type shelves and planning for maintaining ihe nutritive value, aroma, etc. have been based on the concept of tero-technology.
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G. G. Bhattacharyya
Chemical Engg. Dept. University of Calcutta, India

Abstract


An attempt has been made here to explore the possibilits of longer period of storage of perishable food materials malntaMng the nutritive value with a specially designed crate, where no mechanical refrigeration has been used after transporation- The constructional design, grating type shelves and planning for maintaining ihe nutritive value, aroma, etc. have been based on the concept of tero-technology.

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