Refrigerator that keeps fruit fresh 5 times longer to debut

Refrigerator that keeps fruit fresh 5 times longer to debut

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Electric Corp. said June 11 it has developed a commercial-use refrigerator that keeps fruit and vegetables fresh five times longer on average than conventional machines. The new refrigerator will be put on the market on June 12 at 4 million yen.

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  • 2003/6/11 00:00:00
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