Ficha GO FRUTA EXPORTA. Implementación de tecnologías innovadoras y medioambientalmente sostenibles para la mejora de la seguridad, calidad y aumento de la vida útil de ciruela y cereza destinada a mercados de exportación
El objetivo general del proyecto es el de alargar la vida útil de cultivares de ciruela y cereza con aptitud al almacenamiento postcosecha prolongado, con el fin de mantener al máximo su calidad global en los mercados de exportación extracomunitarios. Se estudia el efecto aislado y sinérgico que tanto las últimas tecnologías y desarrollos en postcosecha de fruta de hueso, como otras tecnologías emergentes utilizadas en otros sectores, tienen sobre el procesado y vida útil de variedades de ciruela y de cereza cultivada en Extremadura. El reto es producir fruta capaz de llegar a los mercados lejanos de exportación con una elevada calidad.
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- Spain
- Authors
- Asociación de Fruticultores de extremadura Afruex
- Purpose
- Dissemination
- Communication
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- Document
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- 823 kB
- Created on
- 01-09-2020
- Origin language
- Spanish
- Official project website
- Implementation of innovative and environmentally sustainable technologies for the improvement of th
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