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Harvesting, Handling, and Holding Fruit,d, handled, and stored. Although processors can use fruit that is unacceptable as a fresh product, the costs of sorting, trimming, and related operations must be considered. Thus, an understanding of the operations necessary to deliver quality fruit to a processing plant is important to maintaining economic processing operations.

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Other Products and Processes,acture of primary products such as “Concord grape juice,” “Catawba wine,” “muscadine sauce,” cranberry juice, orange juice, apple cider and other juices, pickles, spiced fruit, juice concentrates, preserves and cocktail fruit.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-17497-2ving the fruit as a primary or secondary product. Since that time there has been much merging and consolidation of processing operations resulting in fewer, but much larger, plants. While fruits have been hauled from one area to another for processing, many developments have led to more uniform prod

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