Post-Harvest Loss Minimization Strategies

Quelle: https://www.fao.org/post-harvest-management/en/

Post-harvest loss minimization strategies are measures and practices implemented across the supply chain to reduce quantitative and qualitative losses of agricultural products between harvest and consumption, including improvements in handling, storage, processing, packaging, transport, and marketing.

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