Dear MEL
Topic Readers,
How do
you keep bananas fresh as they cross the oceans?
How long
are bananas you bought palatable, or at least edible? As you know by
experience, bananas shouldn’t be kept in the fridge unless you want the yellow
peels turn dark brown. Then don’t you wonder why bananas look fresh at stores
after a long journey from the subtropical plantation? They must have been kept
in a tightly controlled environment to get perfectly ripe at the shelves, not
before.
Bananas
are shipped in refrigerated containers that are monitored and controlled by
Remote Container Management, or RCM system. It allows the shipping companies to
even expect the conditions of the bananas in the containers, so that they can not
only guarantee the quality but also reduce the time for inspection.
Another
area that modern technology is used to entice your daily life.
Enjoy
reading the article and seeing the photos of transport, and say how are you to
your next banana.
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