Adding Value to Fruit Wastes 1st Edition

Adding Value to Fruit Wastes (1st Edition) by Sneh Punia Bangar and Parmjit S Panesar is a timely, practical guide for transforming fruit-processing residues into profitable, sustainable Books. Ideal for researchers, food technologists, entrepreneurs and policymakers across India, the Asia‑Pacific and global agro-industries, this book turns environmental challenge into commercial opportunity.

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Whether you want to design a pilot plant, draft a business case or enrich academic research, this edition provides the technical depth and commercial insight to move from concept to commercialization. Clear, authoritative and action-oriented, Adding Value to Fruit Wastes equips you to convert by-Books into revenue streams while supporting sustainable agriculture and food systems.

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