Instruments for product quality measurement are now available for an online purchase

Fresh Produce Instruments was established to cater to the needs of European fresh produce professionals seeking accurate quality improvement instrumentation for air and gas measurement, ethylene management, humidification, mould and ethylene removal, and quality control. 

“As more and more products are marketed to the fresh produce industry from a variety of outlets, we wanted to offer a single platform with narrowed down top performing products for quality measurement of fresh produce – that’s Fresh Produce Instruments”, stated Anna Zegveld, a general director of Fresh Produce Instruments. 

The products offered by the company have been tested and proven to be accurate, affordable solutions when monitoring and managing produce quality. 

When asked how the company faced the challenges of reaching customers this year due to the pandemic, Zegveld said: “Despite recent trade shows across Europe having been cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we are able to tend to customers through our online platform at www.freshproduceinstruments.com”.

Customers across multiple countries can purchase from the website and have items shipped to them directly. 

The company makes it possible to accurately analyze the quality of your fresh produce with quality control instruments including Brix testing, dry matter, fruit firmness, fruit size, produce quality analyzers, temperature testing, water quality, and more. Determine the quality of air, humidity, and ethylene levels within ripening rooms, cold storage, or retail centers with gas analysis instrumentation.

“We aim to provide solutions for all aspects of product quality management with the instruments offered by our online platform”, stated Zegveld. 

The website contains the full selection of products offered, answers to frequently asked questions, and resources for instrument usage, increasing productivity, improving produce quality, and pre-harvest and post-harvest protocols. 

To learn more about Fresh Produce Instruments, visit their website