Question
Pre-cooling of fruits and vegetables is typically done at what temperature range?
Solution
Pre-cooling quickly removes field heat immediately after harvest to slow down the metabolism of the produce. Lowering the temperature to this range is vital for maintaining freshness before long-term storage.
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