English — Fruit crops
Fruit crops and their processing lines
MCF Technology documents fourteen fruit crops together with Vivai F.lli Zanzi, the nursery partner supplying certified plant material. Each crop page carries agronomic data and the industrial line that processes the harvest, so a plantation project and the plant that transforms it are designed together.
What the supply includes
- Fourteen crops with agronomic data sheets and industrial destination
- Certified plant material through the nursery partner Vivai F.lli Zanzi
- Each crop mapped to the MCF processing line for juice, paste, purée or preserves
- Feasibility support from plantation sizing to plant capacity
Pome fruit
Stone fruit
Nuts
Berries and specialty fruit
Reference data
- Documented crops
- 14
- Nursery partner
- Vivai F.lli Zanzi
- Data available per crop
- Agronomic sheet, plant material, industrial destination
- Industrial use
- Juice, purée, paste, preserves, dried and spreadable products
Frequently asked questions
- Why are crops documented next to processing lines?
- Because plantation and plant have to match. Variety, harvest window and yield per hectare set the tonnage a line receives, so both are sized on the same data.
- Does MCF Technology supply the plant material?
- Plant material comes from the nursery partner Vivai F.lli Zanzi. MCF Technology supplies the processing plant and coordinates the two sides of the project.
- Which crops suit a new processing plant abroad?
- It depends on climate, water and target product. Tomato, pomegranate, citrus, mango and stone fruit are the most frequent starting points for turnkey plants outside Europe.