Técnicas não destrutivas para reduzir perdas em frutas e hortaliças

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https://doi.org/10.31285/AGRO.25.850

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análise de imagens, biosensores, monitoramento de temperatura, cadeia de frio

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As perdas e desperdícios de frutas e hortaliças têm forte impacto econômico, pois representam quase a metade dos 1.300 milhões de toneladas de alimentos perdidos anualmente; ambiental porque sua eliminação gera de 10 a 12% dos gases de efeito estufa; e social porque uma em cada quatro calorias produzidas não é consumida. Acontecem durante as etapas de produção, pós-colheita e comercialização. Nos países em desenvolvimento, apenas na pós-colheita, atingem entre 40-50% dependendo do produto. Podem ser agrupadas em físicas, biológicas e fisiológicas, e sua redução constitui um desafio que os países estão enfrentando por meio de ações individuais e colaborativas. Não só a sua quantificação é extremamente importante, mas também a identificação das causas em momentos em que ocorrem para a aplicação de medidas de mitigação. Nesse sentido, o uso de técnicas não destrutivas é muito útil, já que por exemplo, permitiria identificar danos físicos antes que sejam visíveis ou identificar patógenos antes do seu desenvolvimento. Outro aspecto é a possibilidade de monitorar as condições de refrigeração durante o armazenamento e transporte, identificando a ocorrência de quebra da cadeia de frio e possibilitando sua correção. Neste artigo são revisadas algumas das técnicas não destrutivas disponíveis e aplicáveis à identificação e redução das perdas.

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Silveira AC, Rodríguez S, Kluge R, Palaretti LF, Inestroza C, Escalona VH. Técnicas não destrutivas para reduzir perdas em frutas e hortaliças. Agrocienc Urug [Internet]. 5º de janeiro de 2022 [citado 6º de julho de 2024];25(NE2):e850. Disponível em: http://mail.revista.asocolderma.org.co/index.php/agrociencia/article/view/850

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Seção 2. Sistemas Alimentares Sustentáveis ​​para Frutas e Vegetais
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