Postharvest Technology of Horticultural Crops¶
Kader. (2002). Postharvest Technology of Horticultural Crops.
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- The payoff is the elimination of warehouse holding cost, reduction of total transit time, reduction of handling-induced damage, and tighter coupling of supply rhythm to demand rhythm — perishable goods, for instance, benefit because dwell time itself is the primary degradation mechanism
This sourcePostharvest-technology text defining shelf life as the time it takes for a product to become unacceptable and treating the rate of deterioration as the perishability of harvested commodities. Defining shelf life as the time it takes a product to become unacceptable or unsalable, and treating perishability as a rate of deterioration of harvested commodities.
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“is generally defined as the time it takes for a product to become unacceptable for consumption or unsalable”
- The payoff is the elimination of warehouse holding cost, reduction of total transit time, reduction of handling-induced damage, and tighter coupling of supply rhythm to demand rhythm — perishable goods, for instance, benefit because dwell time itself is the primary degradation mechanism
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