Lecture 1 (PH)

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  • Postharvest science is considered as an applied science focusing on what?
  • What are the importance of fruits and vegetables in the world economy?
  • Importance of Fruits and Vegetables as Food
  • What is the recommended daily intake for vegetables?
  • What is the recommended daily intake for fruits?
  • What are the largest fruit commodities produced?
  • What is the amount of fruit production?
  • What is the amount of vegetable production?
  • It can occur at any point in the production or marketing chain
  • Amount of harvest loss in the advanced countries.
  • Amount of harvest loss in the developing countries having having limited storage facilities.
  • Post-harvest loss in China
  • How to Control a Post-harvest loss?
  • What are the strategies to improve the quality?
  • It ensures the quality and safety of fresh produce and require accountability and traceability of produce
  • Farmers must keep record of what?
  • They must be examined by an external evaluator.
  • It is developed to trace commodities from "Farm to Fork"
  • What are the things that must be included in labels?
  • What are the things that examined for quality?
  • What are the different types of Quality Assessment?
  • It is an automatic grading of fresh produce for color and blemishes that uses online cameras in order to photograph the produce and send it to sorting lines.
  • It is to inspect the interna quality of fresh produce particularly soluble solids or sugars.
  • It can measure firmness.
  • It is now being developed for determining the picking date.
  • It is useful for enhancing the quality and shelf-life of fruits and vegetables.\
  • Proper handling of fruits and vegetables from farm to consumer
  • It plays an important role in the postharvest performance of crops.
  • What are the growing conditions?
  • It carries the crop from growing region to the selling region.
  • What are the things to consider in transportation operation?
  • A postharvest handling begins in what?
  • Factors during harvesting that can influence postharvest quality are:
  • Factors that affect the shelf life of commodities.
  • It is he placement of harvested crops into shipping containers and may occur directly in the field or in specially designed facilities called packing houses.
  • What are the things that must be included in the packing operations?
  • It is the ultimate destination of most fruits and vegetables.
  • It is the most visible among handling steps, and frequently the least controlled.
  • It is designed to enhance quick, impulsive purchases, not necessarily to maintain quality.
  • What are the emerging trends?
  • These methods are being applied in most countries because it is environment-friendly.
  • Factors that influencing trends that affect fruit and vegetable consumption
  • An aberrant change in physiological processes brought by one or a combination of environmental biological factors.
  • Factors that can induce stress in harvested fruits.
  • What are the challenges in post harvesting?
  • Factors that affect the quality management of fresh produce.
  • It is the most important step of the netire postharvest system for determining consumer acceptability.
  • True safety dangers of fresh produce come from _________ and not from pesticides.
  • It can provide dividends in reducing losses and increasing grower income.
  • A decrease in quality (nutritional value) or quantity (dry matter) of food intended for the people to eat.
  • Food losses are large caused by inefficiencies in food supply chains such as:
  • Food that is thrown away that was earlier good enough for people to eat.
  • Food waste occurs when products are:
  • How do consumers define quality?
  • Based on Intrinsic
  • Based on Extrinsic
  • Based on Experience
  • Based on Perceived Benefits
  • According to him, successful industries generate products of a quality that is dependent on the perceptions, needs and goals of the consumer rather than objective quality.
  • Consumer preference of fresh produce quality
  • It is the first sensory attributes evaluated
  • It is a major factor in the quality assessment of fruits and vegetables, and is an important determinant in its purchase.
  • It is an influential factor and basis of the consumer expectations of overall quality.
  • These are the attributes evaluated by consumers as the product is consumed.
  • These are fundamental qualities that must be satisfied for continued consumption
  • The memory of this, influences future assessments of quality.
  • It is an important quality criterion, for the acceptance of fruits and vegetables and assessed through observed sensory properties to evaluate physiological aging.
  • Based on the knowledge of how a product is made and seeing people involved in its production.
  • It has dominated ethical foods category.