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STORAGE LIFE EXTENSION AT 5°C OF ‘NAM DOK MAI SEE THONG’ MANGO BY PERFORATED PACKAGE

Article number
989_17
Pages
143 – 148
Language
English
Abstract
The export of Thai mango fruit to EU market currently entails high cost of air freight.
Reducing cost by prolonging storage life for 25 d is an interesting issue to allow sea freight.
The objective of this research was to find a suitable package for mango during cold storage.
Individual mango fruit was packed in 3 types of package as polyethylene terephthalate box, polyethylene bag and multilayer nylon bag with 2 levels of perforated holes (1.0 and 1.5 cm2/m2). All fruit were kept at 5°C for 21, 28 and 35 d and transferred to ripen at room temperature (25±3°C). Result showed that mango fruit packed in polyethylene terephthalate box with perforated holes 1.5 cm2/m2 had the longest storage life of 28 d without any chilling injury symptom.
Moreover, the fruit was able to ripe when it was transferred to room temperature for 7 d.
Fruit packed in polyethylene bag and multilayer nylon bag package with both sizes of perforations showed chilling injury symptoms within 28 d of storage.

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Authors
W. Kumpoun, J. Uthaibutra
Keywords
MAP, cold storage, mango, perforated package
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