Ambrose et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Effect of packaging in extending shelf life of fresh curry leavesAmbrose et al., 2015
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- Ambrose D
- Annamalai S
- Naik R
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- Journal of Applied Horticulture
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Curry leaf, which is a leafy spice, used in Asian culinary has limited shelf life. Investigation was carried out to extend the shelf life of fresh curry leaf by prepackaging in different packaging materials ie, polyethylene bags of 38 and 75 micron thickness, polypropylene …
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