We
wrote to a interested party, who wants to sell peeled
oranges to the fresh market:
Quote:
"You
can peel as far as at one point the real fruit will show up.
The tender orange colour will probably get on the white pulp
due to the peeling tools that still have colour on
themselves. However, this does not look bad, in fact it even
provides a positive effect.
The so-peeled orange looks like a special fruit that
one wants to eat. The colour orange glows tendet, mysterious
and promising!
As the white layer easily accepts colour, advertising for
your company could be printed on each or every fifth orange
or you can print on an instruction for use. Supply
plastic knives (with promotion of your company) together
with the oranges. Thus children and other persons can
rapidly remove the remaining peel.
You
could also adhere 2 or 3 oranges with a plastic tape.
Beneath you can stick one knife. You can also think
about recycling bowls covered by plastic foil. Put in the
plastic knife and maybe a paper napkin, too! This also sells
in the supermarket, too!
Let's assume that the white layer will be removed
completely, then there will occur one or more points where
fruit juice will discharge….
What about hygiene? Juice discharges into the packaging …!
During transport …! In Europe those leaking oranges
wouldn't be accepted, not even by children.
Sell
your oranges as "pre-peeled oranges"!"
Unquote:
Trial
peelings can be viewed in our demonstration room.
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