EASYFRUIT: Active packaging to extend the shelf life of fruit

The EASYFRUIT project has worked in the development of an active packaging in order to extend the shelf-life of the orange and pineapple for nine and twelve days respectively from the seven days that nowadays is achieved by fruit companies.
The consortium is based on a group of 4 SMEs, PRODUCTOS LANDIA (Spain), SLICE FRUIT (Denmark), SPEKTAR (Serbia), OMNIFORM (Belgium)- 2 research centers: the Packaging Transport & Logistics Research Center - ITENE (Spain), NOFIMA (Norway)- an a large enterprise, CENTROS COMERCIALES CARREFOUR (Spain).
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement nº 315565.
More information: www.itene.com/e...

[@adityabharadwaj1]

really informative !!!! please dont stop spreading the knowledge

[@jjk2one]

+Aditya Bharadwaj idiot!

[@AmberBiotech]

Indian Everywhere

[@johnby1]

I am lost......how does this 'active packaging' work.......no explanation . is it MAP?

[@johntan4661]

yes it is, they just changed the name to active instead of atmospheric.

[@flxgreen6346]

What Fruit is that at 1:04 ,

[@Jetoem]

looks like a species of melon, but not sure

[@blaiseseptember1548]

I realy dont know?

[@pramodreddy4607]

papaya

[@MeetYourArchitect]

melon

[@KunalBehrani]

Muskmelon

[@zubairmuhammad6213]

All of that because people can't bother to peel and washtheir fruits and vegetables.

[@Kiyarose3999]

More plastic packaging and just to replace Fruits own natural packaging!. Disgusting waste of resources and more landfill!

[@judyta3191]

With active spices???? Oh come on, you always have to mess things up

[@beckypronia5679]

just more one time use freaking plastic packaging. Maybe we need better tools for the elderly and disabled to peel and cut their own

[@esjay2322]

Ew.