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ASHRAE
July 8, 2002
From orchard to kitchen, keeping perishable foods chilled is essential to preserving flavor and freshness. New guidance on using refrigeration to protect produce and other perishable foods from deterioration is included in theASHRAE(Atlanta) 2002 Handbook. The 2002 ASHRAE Handbook, Refrigeration, addresses equipment and systems for particular applications, processes and cold storage facilities.
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