Name: Fruit & Vegetable Packing/Sorting Lines Complete Packing Line - Bulk purchase | MOQ 2 Sets
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The Fruit & Vegetable Packing/Sorting Lines Complete Packing Line is an advanced system designed to streamline the processing of fruits and vegetables from initial sorting to final packaging.

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UPC:	ect-0000107
Seller SKU:	ect-00000000107
Condition:	New
Availability:	In Stock
Minimum order quantity:	2
Date first listed on Zandaux:	Oct 30, 2024

The Fruit & Vegetable Packing/Sorting Lines Complete Packing Line is an advanced system designed to streamline the processing of fruits and vegetables from initial sorting to final packaging. Below is a detailed description of its key components and functionalities.
Key Components and Processes
1. Sorting/Grading
This initial stage involves the manual or automated sorting of incoming fruits and vegetables to remove foreign materials, as well as any damaged or inferior quality items. Advanced systems utilize optical sorting technology to assess size, shape, color, and internal quality, minimizing human error and damage to delicate products
2. Washing
Fruits and vegetables undergo thorough cleaning using specialized machines such as bubble washers or rolling brush washers. For items requiring peeling, the rolling brush washer is used first, followed by a bubble wash for optimal cleanliness
3. Cutting
Depending on the type of fruit or vegetable, appropriate cutting machines are employed. Care is taken to avoid cutting items into excessively small pieces to facilitate better storage and preservation
4. Preservation
To extend shelf life, this stage includes methods such as refrigeration or chemical treatments that help maintain the freshness of washed and cut produce
5. Dewatering
Post-washing, excess water is removed from the produce using dewatering machines, which is crucial for preventing spoilage during storage
6. Sterilization
Before packaging, fruits and vegetables are sterilized to ensure safety for consumption. This step is vital in maintaining hygiene standards throughout the packing process
7. Packing
The final step involves packing the processed fruits and vegetables for transportation. Vacuum packaging is commonly used for many products; however, certain items may require different packing methods based on their characteristics