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Compatible Fresh Fruits and Vegetables During 7 Day Storage

Group 1A - Vegetables
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32-36oF, 0-2oC, 90-98% rh

alfalfa sprouts    Chinese cabbage    mint
amaranth    Chinese turnip    mushroom
anise    collard*    mustard greens*
artichoke    corn; sweet,baby    parsley*
arugula*    cut vegetables    parsnip
asparagus*    daikon*    radicchio
beans; fava, lima    endive*-chicory    radish
bean sprouts    escarole*    rutabaga
beet    fennel    rhubarb
Belgian endive*    garlic    salsify
bok choy    green onion*    scorzonera
broccoli*    herbs* (not basil)    shallot
broccoflower*    horseradish    snow pea*
brussels sprouts*    Jerusalem artichoke    spinach*
cabbage*    sweet pea*    carrot*
kailon    Swiss chard    cauliflower*
kale    turnip    celeriac
kohlrabi    turnip greens*    celery*
leek*    waterchestnut    chard*
lettuce*    watercress*

- Ethylene level should be kept below 1 ppm in storage area.
* products marked with an asterisk are sensitive to ethylene damage.

Group 1B - Fresh Fruit
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32-36oF, 0-2oC, 85-95% rh

apple elderberry    prune
apricot fig    quince
avocado, ripe gooseberry    raspberry
Barbados cherry grape    strawberry
blackberry kiwifruit*    blueberry
loganberry boysenberry    longan
caimito loquat    cantaloupe
lychee cashew apple    nectarine
cherry peach    coconut
pear: (Asian & European) currant    persimmon*
cut fruits plum    date
plumcot dewberry    pomegranate

- Ethylene level should be kept below 1 ppm in storage area.
* products marked with an asterisk are sensitive to ethylene damage.


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