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Why Are Ripening Programs Important? Dennis Kihlstadius Produce Technical Services Two Categories of Fruit Climacteric When harvested mature, will continue to ripen Have an internal starch reserve that can convert to sugar with ethylene (NOT in pears, I will explain) Non-Climacteric Does not ripen further after harvest Does not get any sweeter from the use of ethylene. It may degreen with ethylene use 1

Climacteric Bananas Avocados Tomatoes Pears Mangos Kiwi Papaya Non-Climacteric Watermelon Citrus Grapes Cherries Pineapple Berries 2

Retailers Sell Ripe Bananas, So Why Not Other Fruit? Are They Afraid? The Number One Reason Customers Shop A Particular Store Is Fresh Produce 3

Retail Benefits - Conditioned Pears Increased sales 2012 Conditioned Pear Test Dollar Volume Non-Conditioned Conditioned 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 19.5% increase Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Source: Nielson Perishables Group 4

Retail Benefits - Conditioned Pears Consumer preference Consumers Don t Buy Pears Due To Their Flavor What is the primary reason why you don t buy pears? Percent Flavor 48% Price 25% Other 11% Appearance 10% Ripeness 7% Total 100% 5

Consumers Buy Pears For Their Flavor What is the primary reason why you buy pears? Percent Flavor 41% Appearance 24% Other 12% Sweet 8% Juicy 8% Recipe called for it 4% Attractive 3% Total 100% Customers Can Be Confused About Pear Ripening 6

Consumers Prefer Ripe Pears Over 60% surveyed agree pears should be ripe when purchased Consumers are willing to pay more for conditioned pears Retail Benefits - Conditioned Pears Consumers don t want to wait 7

Consumers Prefer Ripe Pears 90% of Shoppers want pears to ripen within one to four days of purchase - Only 10% are willing to wait 5 to 6 days 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 1-2 days 3-4 days 5-6 days Retail Benefits - Conditioned Pears Better Eating Experience 8

Ripening Unlocks Flavor Conditioned Pears Retail Benefits Point of differentiation at retail 9

Properly Implemented Ripening Programs Promote repeat pear purchases Cut store level shrink Increase customer satisfaction Ripe Programs Are not difficult to implement: Commitment Communication Equipment Education 10

Commitment Total store chain commitment: Buyer Merchandisers Quality Control Produce Clerk Communication How the retailer sources fruit How the fruit is handled Warehouse Merchandisers Produce Clerk 11

Equipment Is there: Proper equipment in house? Penetrometer with an 8 mm tip, not the 10 mm tip used for apples? Ripening rooms? Ability to cool the fruit? Ripe Program Retailers decide who will implement the ethylene treatment Recipe for ethylene treatment depends on time of year Harvest Cold storage Controlled atmosphere storage 12

Where Will The Ripening Take Place? Shipper/Wholesaler Retail Warehouse In-House Program Check the temperature and pressure of fruit upon arrival 13

Mobile Ripening System The Ripening Room Does Not Need To Be Fancy Just Efficient 14

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With A Source Of Ethylene, Ripening Will Happen Under The Right Temperatures 16

Catalytic Generator Education Educate each level in their role and how it interacts with the ripe program Bring in outside expertise Understand what your goals are for the program 17

Education Sources: Internet Commodity groups Consultants Seminars Pear Handling Manual 18

Commonly Conditioned Pear Varieties Red Bartlett Yellow Bartlett Red Anjou Green Anjou Ripe Program Key Points Absorption of ethylene Pressure change may not be noticeable immediately after conditioning Ethylene is the key for ripening Ethylene also enhances edibility and flavor profile of the pear 19

Questions? www.usapears.org Dennis Kihlstadius (310) 567-8445 20

Conditioned Pears Retail Benefits Consistent ripening within box 21

Harvest Determination Brix level of fruit upon harvest Pressure of fruit upon harvest Weather conditions Size of the fruit Cold Storage How long has fruit been in storage Pressure of the fruit Physical condition of the storage facility 22

Controlled Atmosphere Efficiency of facility Length of time in controlled atmosphere Time of year Pressure of fruit SmartFresh application (1-MCP) Ripe Program: Retail Store Level Store pears in cold box upon arrival Display pears on non-refrigerated racks Rotate pears - new pears should go under the old pears Ripening should happen at store level 23