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Spinach at retail: Study of fresh packaged and bulk spinach compared quality and price

Jessie V. Coles

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A total of 428 samples of packaged spinach and 346 samples of bulk spinach were examined in a laboratory study to determine extent and character of defects and the relative price of the edible spinach.

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A total of 428 samples of packaged spinach and 346 samples of bulk spinach were examined in a laboratory study to determine extent and character of defects and the relative price of the edible spinach.

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A total of 428 samples of packaged spinach and 346 samples of bulk spinach were examined in a laboratory study to determine extent and character of defects and the relative price of the edible spinach.

Key concepts: Spinach, Paragraph, Quality (philosophy), Food science, Mathematics, Environmental science, Chemistry, Computer science

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