Manual for the preparation and sale of fruits and vegetables : from field to market / by Andrés F. Lَpez Camelo.
Series: FAO agricultural services bulletin ; 151Publication details: Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2004.Description: x, 159 p. : col. ill. ; 21 cmISBN:- 9251049912 (pbk.)
- ORG S1 F36 no. 151
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ORG S1 F36 NO.66 Construction of cribs for drying and storage of maize / | ORG S1 F36 NO. 149 Handling and preservation of fruits and vegetables by combined methods for rural areas : | ORG S1 F36 NO. 150 Egg marketing : | ORG S1 F36 NO. 151 Manual for the preparation and sale of fruits and vegetables : | ORG S1 F36 NO.155 Rural transport of food products in Latin America and the Caribbean / | ORG S1 F36 NO.156 Food engineering,quality and competitiveness in small food industry systems with emphasis on Latin America and the Caribbean/ | ORG S1 F36 NO.161 Addressing marketing and processing constraints that inhibit agrifood exports: |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-159).
Harvest -- Preparation for the fresh market -- Storage -- Hygiene and sanitation -- The quality in fruits and vegetables -- Selling fruits and vegetables -- Appendix: SENASA Resolution 510/02.
The fruit and vegetable production sector of Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia and Eastern Europe is facing a new situation where, on the one hand, supermarket chains account for an increasing percentage of the domestic food retail market and, on the other hand, producers must compete in an increasingly demanding global market for non traditional and off-season fruits and vegetables. Small farmers are increasingly being marginalized and will be facing unequal market conditions unless they are able to change their practices to meet the needs of a modern food marketing system. Regardless of the production system, the technological challenge is to increase returns through the rational use of available resources, reducing production costs and post-harvest losses, enhancing competitiveness and adding value to the final product.
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