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Dried Apricot

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  1. 01

    20 September 2026

    Dried Apricot Chopping Machine: keeping cut size consistent on sticky fruit

    The blade set defines the nominal cut geometry, but dried apricot is a natural product. Moisture, flesh thickness, feeding, blade sharpness and screening decide the cut size together.

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  2. 02

    18 September 2026

    Moisture gain in dried fruit: why rehydration matters and how lines do it

    Over-dried apricots crack and lose weight before they reach a buyer. This is how a controlled rehydration step brings moisture back without creating a new safety problem.

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  3. 03

    8 September 2026

    How dried apricots travel from the orchard to an export ready pack

    Dried apricot processing runs as two separate flows: sulphured apricots and naturally sun dried ones. The early stages are shared and the process splits at sulphuring. Here is every step from harvest to palletising, and what the factory actually does.

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  4. 04

    4 September 2026

    Dried fruit dicing machine: how cube cutting works

    How a dicing machine cuts dried apricots and figs to a consistent size before weighing and packing, and where it sits on the line.

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  5. 05

    25 August 2026

    Dried Apricot Processing Line: Washing to Filling Stages

    A dried apricot processing line moves fruit through four distinct jobs: washing, sizing, cutting and filling. Here is what each stage actually has to solve, and why the order rarely changes.

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