Method for storing garden stuff by doping with fresh-keeping wadding
A technology of flocculation, fruits and vegetables, which is applied in the field of storing fruits and vegetables by using fresh-keeping flocculents, can solve the problems of unworthy cold storage, impact on health, health and environmental protection effects of preservatives, etc., and achieves simple structure, light weight and small volume. Effect
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[0015] Embodiment 1: A method of storing fruits and vegetables by mixing fresh-keeping flocs, including the production and use of fresh-keeping flocs. Among them, the floc is made of low-pressure polyethylene foam, and the fresh-keeping functional material is made of antibacterial, anti-corrosion, adsorption and decomposition materials and film-forming agents. Among them: the fresh-keeping material contains nano Tio 2 、Sio 2 The silver-based, zinc-based antibacterial particles, and the liquid phase material compounded with CMC film-forming substances, soak the fresh-keeping wadding in it, take it out and dry it.
[0016] The method for storing fruits and vegetables by mixing fresh-keeping flocs is characterized in that: the fresh-keeping flocs are placed in the packaging body, the fruit is put in, and the fresh-keeping flocs are sprinkled on the surface of the fruits and vegetables or between the fruits and vegetables, and the fresh-keeping flocs and the fruits and vegetables...
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