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Fight to curb food waste increasingly turns to science - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Fight to curb food waste increasingly turns to science - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Hate mealy apples and soggy french fries? Science can help. Restaurants, grocers, farmers and food companies are increasingly turning to chemistry and physics to tackle the problem of food waste. Some are testing spray-on peels or chemically enhanced sachets that can slow the ripening process in fruit. Others are developing digital sensors that can tell…

Fight to curb food waste increasingly turns to science - Vimarsana News

Fight to curb food waste increasingly turns to science

Hate mealy apples and soggy french fries? Science can help. Food companies are increasingly turning to chemistry and physics to tackle the problem of food waste.

Preventing food waste with science now a 'big interest' - Vimarsana News

Preventing food waste with science now a 'big interest'

Companies like Innoscentia, Ryp Labs, SavrPak and Apeel Sciences are increasingly turning to chemistry and physics to tackle the problem of food waste.

Source: wtol.com
Preventing food waste with science now a 'big interest' - Vimarsana News

Preventing food waste with science now a 'big interest'

Companies like Innoscentia, Ryp Labs, SavrPak and Apeel Sciences are increasingly turning to chemistry and physics to tackle the problem of food waste.

Preventing food waste with science now a 'big interest' - Vimarsana News

Preventing food waste with science now a 'big interest'

Companies like Innoscentia, Ryp Labs, SavrPak and Apeel Sciences are increasingly turning to chemistry and physics to tackle the problem of food waste.

Source: wfaa.com