The present invention describes the method for treating and controlling physiological disorders that are caused during the post-harvest process of fruit, which comprises the application of an aqueous solution which is a edible coating and said coating comprising at least one phospholipid, or at least one polysorbate, or at least a sorbitan ester, or at least a sucrose ester of fatty acids or at least a sucroglyceride of fatty acids or a combination thereof the application being during any one of the stages of the post-harvest process to their shipment and sale at their final destination.

The present invention describes the method for treating and controlling physiological disorders that are caused during the post-harvest process of fruit, which comprises the application of an aqueous solution which is a edible coating and said coating comprising at least one phospholipid, or at least one polysorbate, or at least a sorbitan ester, or at least a sucrose ester of fatty acids or at least a sucroglyceride of fatty acids or a combination thereof the application being during any one of the stages of the post-harvest process to their shipment and sale at their final destination.

The present disclosure relates to protective coatings e.g., on agricultural products, that can include a glycerophospholipid bilayer structure formed on the surface of the agricultural product.

The present disclosure relates to protective coatings e.g., on agricultural products, that can include a glycerophospholipid bilayer structure formed on the surface of the agricultural product.

A particulate composition is disclosed, comprising, calculated by weight of dry matter: (a) 25-85 wt. % of organic acid salt selected from sodium acetate, potassium acetate, sodium lactate, potassium lactate, calcium lactate, sodium propionate, potassium propionate and combinations thereof; (b) 6-40 wt. % of diacetate component selected from sodium diacetate, potassium diacetate and combinations thereof; and (c) 5-30 wt. % of disodium diphosphate; wherein components (a), (b), and (c) together constitute at least 80 wt. % of the dry matter that is contained in the particulate composition. The particulate composition may suitably be applied as a food preservative, e.g. in meat products.

The present invention relates to preserving vitamin in a nutritional composition during shelf-life.

The present invention relates to preserving vitamin in a nutritional composition during shelf-life.