Activated carbon packaging can delay the ripening of fruit and vegetables

A research group at the University of Alicante is developing activated carbon packaging out of waste materials, such as almond shells and olive pits. The result is recyclable and biodegradable packaging that extends the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. Photo: University of Alicante. The project,…Original Article

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