Technical standard that promotes quality standards in frozen copoazú pulp is approved in Peru

Published 2021년 9월 24일

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The National Quality Institute (Inacal) has approved a technical standard for the commercialization of frozen copoazú pulp, a product from the Amazonian fruit also known as white cacao. This standard aims to improve quality in the production chain and facilitate access to more markets. The "NTP 012.901: 2021 COPOAZÚ. Frozen pulp. Requirements. 1st Edition" covers various quality aspects, including the type of pulping, sensory, physical, physicochemical, and microbiological characteristics. It also addresses freezing, packaging, labeling, storage, and transportation requirements. The goal is to ensure the product meets expected standards, with guidelines on appearance, taste, odor, foreign matter avoidance, quick freezing, proper packaging, and maintenance of the cold chain for up to a year.
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The National Quality Institute (Inacal) approved the technical standard on the requirements that frozen copoazú pulp must meet for its commercialization, intended for human consumption and industrial use, in order to promote quality standards in the production chain of this Amazonian fruit. Copoazú or also known as white cacao, is a wild fruit that grows in our Amazon, being Madre de Dios, the region with the highest production rate of this fruit, which contributes to the economy of the producers in the area and to raise quality standards in the processing of frozen copoazú pulp. Inacal promotes the application of this technical standard that will improve the processes in the value chain of this product and will facilitate access for its commercialization to more local and international markets ”, highlighted Clara Gálvez, Executive President of Inacal. The “NTP 012.901: 2021 COPOAZÚ. Frozen pulp. Requirements. 1st Edition ”, explains the definitions, including the type of pulping ...

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