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Israeli Startup LiVA Bio Protection Technologies Tests Fruit-Preserving Stickers in UK
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Israeli agritech startup LiVA Bio Protection Technologies is testing fruit-preserving stickers with British growers, aiming to reduce food waste and extend produce shelf life. Trials with Dyson Farming reportedly showed significant reductions in spoilage for strawberries. A commercial pilot is planned for late December, with potential expansion to major UK retailers. The company is also collaborating with UK research institutions and has received support from British government programs to facilitate its market entry.
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- Israeli startup LiVA Bio Protection Technologies is testing fruit-preserving stickers with British growers.
- Trials reportedly showed treated strawberries remained marketable longer, with 86% suitable for sale after six days.
- A commercial-scale pilot is scheduled to begin in late December with Dyson Farming and a major UK retailer.
- The technology uses a prebiotic formulation to enhance beneficial microorganisms on fruit, preserving freshness.
- LiVA is also conducting research with the Quadram Institute Bioscience in Norwich, England.
- British government programs have supported LiVA's expansion into the UK market.
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