Effect of modified atmosphere packaging on sensory quality, chemical parameters and shelf life of carrot roots (Daucus carota L.) stored at chilled and abusive temperatures
Publication details
Journal : Postharvest Biology and Technology , vol. 114 , p. 76–85 , 2016
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0925-5214
Electronic
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1873-2356
Publication type : Academic article
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doi.org/10.1016/j.postharvbio....
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Summary
The influence of short-term storage in air atmosphere and modified atmosphere (MA) conditions obtained by different film perforations and storage conditions on carrot root quality was studied. The carrots were stored at temperature conditions simulating the commercial distribution chain. The quality was evaluated using chemical analyses, descriptive sensory analyses and evaluation of decay at the end of storage. One kilogram of carrots were packaged at a commercial packing house in pouches with (1) 13 laser perforations, (2) 11 warm needle perforations and 3) approximately 560 warm needle perforations per 10 x 10 cm (“bread pouch”).......
