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    Sorting and grading are related but distinct food processing operations. Sorting separates items based on a single measurable property, such as weight, while grading assesses overall quality using multiple attributes. Grading of fresh produce involves sorting according to quality levels. Sorting is commonly done by weight, as it can be precisely measured regardless of an item's geometry, using spring-loaded scales or electronic weighing devices in conveyor systems.

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    Sorting and grading are related but distinct food processing operations. Sorting separates items based on a single measurable property, such as weight, while grading assesses overall quality using multiple attributes. Grading of fresh produce involves sorting according to quality levels. Sorting is commonly done by weight, as it can be precisely measured regardless of an item's geometry, using spring-loaded scales or electronic weighing devices in conveyor systems.

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    Sorting and grading are related but distinct food processing operations. Sorting separates items based on a single measurable property, such as weight, while grading assesses overall quality using multiple attributes. Grading of fresh produce involves sorting according to quality levels. Sorting is commonly done by weight, as it can be precisely measured regardless of an item's geometry, using spring-loaded scales or electronic weighing devices in conveyor systems.

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    Sorting and grading are terms which are frequently used interchangeably in the food processing

    industry, but strictly speaking they are distinct operations. Sorting is a separation based on a
    single measurable property of raw material units, while grading is
    “the assessment of the overall quality of a food using a number of attributes”. Grading of  fresh produce
    may also be defined as ‘sorting according to quality’, as sorting usually upgrades the product.
     
    Criteria and Methods of Sorting
    Sorting is carried out on the basis of individual physical properties. Weight is usually the most
    precise method of sorting, as it is not dependent on the geometry of the products. Eggs, fruits or
    vegetables may be separated into weight categories using spring-loaded, strain gauge or electronic
    weighing devices incorporated into conveying systems

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