Agritourism Business Success
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The Business Times
FREE 19-PAGE GUIDE FOR GROWERS, EXPORTERS & DISTRIBUTORS
Sell When the Price Is Right. Not When the Fruit Starts to Rot.
Get the free plain-English guide to Janny MT controlled atmosphere modules. It shows how one lidded pallet bin can help hold fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers fresh for days, weeks or months, with no gas, no chemicals and no power of its own.
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WHAT’S INSIDE
Inside the guide, you'll discover:
- How a 610-litre bin with a membrane lid slows ripening inside an ordinary cold room, with no gas tanks or machines (page 7)
- The storage-time ladder for 50+ crops listed by Janny MT: apples 10 months, pears 7 months, kiwi 5 months, blueberries 6 weeks, cherries 25 days, garlic and onions 10 months (pages 9 to 11)
- Our preliminary durian and mangosteen results: 5 to 10 extra days for durian, up to 18 days for mangosteen, and what happened in the blind taste test (page 12)
- How farm owners can hold part of a harvest through the glut and sell when prices recover (page 14)
- Why exporters get a wider selling window, with up to 95 modules in one 40-foot reefer container (page 15)
- How fruit stores and distributors can use and sell a product that lasts about 15 years (page 16)
- The straight-talk rules: who the module suits, and who it doesn't (page 17)
- A simple 6-step trial to prove it on your own fruit before you spend big (page 18)
Who this guide is for
Farm owners and growers · Exporters and packhouses · Cold-chain operators · Fruit stores and traders · Distributors and dealers · Post-harvest solution providers
From the author: Stephen Loke is the founder of Bloopy Durians, a durian farm featured in Bloomberg News and Asahi Shimbun, and the exclusive representative of Janny MT. He was the first to test Janny MT modules on durians in Malaysia.
P.S. A glut always ends. The only question is whether you'll still have good fruit to sell when it does. This free guide shows you how growers, exporters and distributors buy themselves that time. It takes about 20 minutes to read.