A team of researchers from Zhongxing University, led by Distinguished Professor Xie Changwei, are developing a revolutionary preservation technology called 'pulse electric field preservation' to extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. This technology, which applies pulsed electric fields to agricultural products, aims to combat the effects of aging enzymes, thereby prolonging storage and transportation times. Preliminary trials have shown promising results in preventing bananas from chilling damage and pineapples from texture decay. The team is now exploring the application of this technology to a variety of produce, including persimmons, tomatoes, and oyster mushrooms, with the ultimate goal of reducing industry pressure by improving post-harvest quality and extending the sales window for agricultural products. The research is still in the equipment development stage, but companies interested in the technology can collaborate with the team for customized solutions.