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Apeel Sciences makes an invisible coating from plant molecules that acts as an edible barrier to oxygen, pests, and water. Now it's expanding to more farms.
The claim: Apeel is a ‘heavy metal poisoning operation’ A June 1 video shared on Rumble shows a woman talking about the supposed dangers of Apeel, a produce coating product.The video is titled ...
Apeel replaces the natural protective coating lost with our agricultural “engineering” and plastic. From an environmental point of view, that means a significant reduction in single-use plastics. One ...
Since it began stocking Apeel-coated avocados four months ago, Harps, a grocery chain in the Midwest, has reduced the amount of the popular produce it’s had to throw out by 60%.
In the four years since the company started keeping track, Apeel has helped divert about 166 million pieces of produce from going to waste, helped conserve 1.8 billion gallons of water, and kept ...
Extending shelf life, experts say, could also prevent growers from wasting water and fertilizer on food that nobody will eat. “The opportunity for Apeel is in addressing the 42% of overall waste ...
Apeel CEO James Rogers, who founded the Santa Barbara, California-based company in 2012, said Apeel’s plant-derived technology gives produce an extra “peel” that slows the rate of water loss ...
Apeel: What Is It? Apeel is a tech startup created in California in 2012. The current CEO and company founder James Rogers ...
Kroger, the largest grocery retailer in the US, will soon begin selling avocados that are coated for longer shelf life. The coating was invented by Apeel Sciences, which also produces products for ...
In Goleta, Apeel chemists have developed a coating that acts as a second skin for produce. The company claims the compounds they use all come from plants, and there's no need to wash it off before ...
Plant material being used to extend shelf life of fruit and vegetables 04:07. In our new series Real Food, we’re exploring the evolving way food is produced, sourced and distributed.