Natureseal, Inc.

Pacific Rim Marketing Limited

The Sunblush Technologies Corporation

Freshxtend Technologies Corp.

Perry David Lidster

William Duncan Powrie

Miriam O'Donovan

Cheong Kit Leung

William Duncan

Patrick M Chung

Ron Wills

Michel Facon

William A Gough

This invention is a novel composition for preserving fresh cut apples comprising a mixture of ascorbic acid, and one or more of calcium chloride, calcium carbonate, magnesium chloride, calcium hydroxide, and optionally, citric acid or sodium citrate. This invention also relates to a method of preserving fresh cut apples by treating the cut apples with the novel composition dissolved in water and packaging the treated fresh cut apples in a modified atmosphere package.

Compositions and methods for preserving cut apples

This invention pertains to the process and formulation for the production of a multipurpose base consisting of mechanically-fractured apple cells and intact single apple cells and optionally gum stabilizers. The multipurpose base possesses desirable functional properties of smoothness, creaminess, viscosity enhancement, changeability and particulate carrier as well as nutraceutical and nutritional values. The multipurpose base is to be used as an ingredient for the preparation of smoothies, fruit salsa, fruit toppings, fruit desserts, soups and salad dressings. The sequencial process operations involve the mechanical impaction and screening of thermally-treated apple pieces to form a cellular aggregated mince, the comminution of the mince to produce a mash of intact single cells, homogenization of the mash to form a slurry consisting of released protoplasmic microparticles, size-specific cell-wall fragments and solubilized pectin, and finally the intermixing of the slurry dispersion and apple mash to create a multipurpose base with or without added gum stabilizers.

Process and formulation for producing a multipurpose, multi-functional apple base

This invention relates to a novel method for the storage and transport of fresh fruit, vegetables and cut flowers. More particularly, this invention pertains to a novel method to prolong the postharvest life of such horticultural produce that is packaged in a modified atmosphere by the inclusion of a small amount of nitric oxide gas into the package.

Method and package for the preservation of whole fruits and fresh-cut salads and flowers

The invention pertains to the formulation and process for producing a universal fruit base, which is an apple mash-polysaccharide mixture to which fruit puree(s) and optionally concentrated fruit juice(s) are to be added to form beverage concentrates. The beverage concentrates are to be diluted with water and/or fruit juice(s) to create supreme, distinctive, refreshing, healthy, creamy, smooth, thick, non-gummy and non-settling fruit beverages (smoothies). The resulting beverages possess hydrated cellular particulates, which are stabilized by modified starch and xanthan gum and thus sedimentation of particulates does not occur during the storage of the resulting beverages. Homogenization is not required for particulate stabilization. Pasteurization and sterilization of the resulting beverages can be carried out without the loss of textural and flavour quality attributes and without particulate destabilization and sedimentation. A wide variety of ingredients such as protein foods, coffee, tea, cocoa, nutrients, natural and artificial flavours, sweeteners and botanicals may be added for flavour, nutritional and health appeal.

Formulation and process for producing a universal fruit base for use in preparing non-settling, creamy, smooth, fruit beverages

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Yarrow, Canada

Perry David Lidster