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Un’argilla speciale fa marcire più tardi frutta e verdura

Milioni di tonnellate di frutta marciscono ogni anno nei container. Una bustina di argilla speciale potrebbe cambiare la conta.

Gianluca Riccio

A cross-section close-up of a shipping container interior filled with stacked cardboard boxes of tropical fruits — bananas, mangoes, and avocados — with small clay-colored sachets tucked between the cartons. Soft, cool blue-tinted refrigerated light illuminates the scene. In the foreground, a few loose bananas rest beside a small pile of pale grey-beige powdered clay and a torn open sachet. The atmosphere is scientific yet intimate, blending industrial logistics with natural materials. Photorealistic editorial style, shallow depth of field, muted tones of green, yellow, and grey-brown, cinematic lighting.

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