Fresh Produce Cold Chain Handling

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Fresh Produce Cold Chain Handling refers to the set of temperature-controlled processes, including harvesting, storage, transportation and distribution, designed to maintain the quality, safety and shelf life of perishable fruits and vegetables from the point of origin to the final destination.

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