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Costs of packing fresh grapes: Study shows reductions in costs of marketing table grapes are possible by improving operating methods

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L. L. Sammet, University of California
B. C. French, University of California

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California Agriculture 9(2):2-14.

Published February 01, 1955

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Total shipments of California fresh grapes for table use have averaged – over the past five years – more than 27,500 carlots; equivalent to an annual average of more than 30 million standard display lugs. On this volume, the local marketing cost-the costs of picking and hauling, packing, precooling, and loading were roughly 31 million dollars annually.

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Improvements in fruit packing house operations will be reported in an article to be published in a future issue of California Agriculture.

Costs of packing fresh grapes: Study shows reductions in costs of marketing table grapes are possible by improving operating methods

L. L. Sammet, B. C. French
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Costs of packing fresh grapes: Study shows reductions in costs of marketing table grapes are possible by improving operating methods

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Authors

L. L. Sammet, University of California
B. C. French, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 9(2):2-14.

Published February 01, 1955

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Total shipments of California fresh grapes for table use have averaged – over the past five years – more than 27,500 carlots; equivalent to an annual average of more than 30 million standard display lugs. On this volume, the local marketing cost-the costs of picking and hauling, packing, precooling, and loading were roughly 31 million dollars annually.

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Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

Improvements in fruit packing house operations will be reported in an article to be published in a future issue of California Agriculture.


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