Plant peel working as edible coating

This edible coating reportedly doubles or triples the shelf life of many produce types without the need for refrigeration. The product is supplied as a powder and is diluted in water to be used as a spray or a dip. Apeel is made from plant extracts, usually lipids from agricultural by-products such as tomato skins or seeds. These self-assemble into structures (the skin) which enable the company to modulate the rate of oxygen or carbon dioxide transmission.

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Plant peel working as edible coating
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Apeel forms a thin “peel” of edible plant material on the surface of the fruit that slows down water loss and oxidation — the factors that cause spoilage.
 
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