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Water Use and Re-Use in Processing Horticultural Produce
The farmgate value of fruit and vegetables grown in Victoria is about $1 billion per year and a further $417 million value is added as a result of processing. The shelf life of horticultural produce can be extended by cooling it as soon after harvest as possible. A convenient way of cooling fruit
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