#Press office | 15 February 2024

Leafy greens can last longer thanks to the stickers

Leafy greens are a common ingredient in many healthy meals. But, they often spoil during shipment or on the store shelf. This is part of a bigger problem of food waste. A recent study from a European food tech has shown that its technology can extend the shelf-life of arugula up to 24 days. This solution can impact not only leafy greens but also the fruit and vegetable industries, making a positive impact on the fight against food waste.
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#Press office | 23 January 2024
Fresh Inset in the NEWS (January 2024)
Driven by the purpose of combating food waste with technology, Fresh Inset's efforts have earned widespread recognition. Discover how Fresh Inset's strides in advancing Vidre+™ technology are capturing global attention.
#Press office | 16 November 2023
Vidre+™ extends mushroom freshness and boosts commercial value
Food tech from Poland has a solution that can retain champignon freshness for 14 days. New trials commissioned by Fresh Inset indicated also that its technology slows down mushroom browning. This advancement may empower the industry to improve profitability by extending the shelf-life of fresh mushrooms. This technology can contribute to the global food waste battle.
#Press office | 30 October 2023
Fresh Inset in the NEWS (October 2023)
In recent months, the Fresh Inset efforts in advancing the Vidre+™ technology have once again garnered the attention of the media worldwide. Fresh Inset is driven by the purpose of combating food wastage with technology has been recognized by media around the globe. Here is a summary of recent noteworthy updates.
#Press office | 11 September 2023
Interview with CEO of Fresh Inset - Andrzej Wolan
Courtesy of Zespół ING. Interview with CEO of Fresh Inset - Andrzej Wolan (originally in Polish) was published on the website spolecznosc.ing.pl. in June, 2023.
#Press office | 17 August 2023
Blueberries season could be longer thanks to this technology – trials suggest.
Blueberry harvesting is the full swing in Northern Hemisphere. The blue fruits business in both hemispheres may soon have an innovative tool for extending seasonality and reducing food waste. The results of trials conducted on blueberries after using innovative technology with a patented 1-MCP delivery system indicated a slower ripening effect. Treated blueberries kept very good eating quality and firmness for the full 49 days of the test.
#Press office | 27 July 2023
Fresh Inset in the NEWS
In Fresh Inset we are driven by the purpose of battling food waste. Our team is tirelessly working on developing the Vidre+ technology that protects the freshness of fruits and vegetables. Today, we would like to share key highlights from our recent activities & achievements with you.
#Press office | 22 June 2023
Raspberries can last twice as long before going to waste.
After a few days on the shelf, raspberries are likely to join millions of tonnes of produce that are wasted every year. This unnecessary loss of food can be reduced thanks to technology. Food tech driven by the purpose of combating food waste, revealed trial results showing that raspberries treated with its solution can hold good eating quality for 20 days, even doubling the lifespan compared to untreated fruits.
#Press office | 26 April 2023
Revolutionizing the Food Industry: How Fresh Inset is Tackling Global Food Waste
April 25th, 2023 - The European food tech Fresh Inset has joined the global food waste battle. The company is bringing to the table an agile weapon - Vidre+™ stickers that could save the overwhelming amount of over 9 million tonnes of fresh produce annually. Technology provides freshness and shelf-life protection for most fresh fruits, vegetables, and even flowers. Global giants like Janssen PMP have already been testing the solution.

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