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Are these statements about the grading of fruit true? Statement 1: Grading improves the marketing system. Statement 2: Fruits are graded only on basis of color.

Are these statements about the grading of fruit true? Statement 1: Grading improves the marketing system. Statement 2: Fruits are graded only on basis of color. Correct Answer True, False

Grading of fruits is a unit operation. It improves, processing, packaging, and distribution. It improves the marketing system. Some of the factors that can be used as guide for the grading process are shape, size, weight, size and color.

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Courses of Action :
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II. The fruit vendors should stop selling imported fruits. So that the demand for indigenous fruits would be increased.
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