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Mango and guava fruits are normally packed in wooden boxes weighing 2.0-2.5 kg having 50-55 nails and high ventilation
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14-20 per cent losses occur in mango during transportation due to impact, compression, vibration, shock and friction
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Higher ventilation affects the maintenance of ideal environment required inside the box during transportation
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In this background, telescopic type Corrugated Fibre Board (CFB) boxes of 2.0 and 4.0 kg capacities having 0.5 per cent ventilation were designed and developed
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CFB boxes are safe, attractive, sturdy and suitable for effective handling and shipping of fresh produce
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Fruits will have less bruises and effective post-harvest treatments before packaging; minimize the losses during transport
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Suitable for export of fruits