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Retail & Supermarket Produce Cooling
Extend freshness · reduce shrinkage · improve appearance. High-pressure misting for produce departments.
Cooling / Retail
Produce Misting for Supermarkets & Markets
PIC 19

Why fresh produce needs humidity control
Fresh produce loses moisture the moment it is placed on display. This causes:
- Shrinkage and weight loss
- Limp, dull, or dehydrated appearance
- Shorter shelf life
- Reduced customer appeal
A fine high-pressure mist maintains the natural moisture layer around fruit and vegetables without wetting them — keeping items crisp, hydrated, and visually appealing.
Benefits of high-pressure produce misting
Extends shelf life
Slows respiration and cellular breakdown.
Reduces shrinkage & weight loss
Preserves saleable mass.
Enhances visual freshness
Crisper colour, brighter presentation.
Maintains consistent humidity
Steady microclimate, day and night.
Uses very little water
Efficient, controlled atomisation.
Less waste, better margins
Reduced daily write-offs across the department.
How the system works
- A high-pressure pump (70–100 bar) generates micro-droplets
- Stainless mist lines run above the produce shelves
- A controlled, ultra-fine mist forms a humidity-rich microclimate
- Slows dehydration without wetting produce or floor
Results you can expect
- Increased shelf life of fresh produce
- Significant reduction in shrinkage
- Brighter, crisper, more attractive presentation
- Better customer perception
- Reduced daily write-offs
- Cost savings across the department
Typical applications
- Supermarkets
- Fresh produce markets
- Wholesale distribution centres
- Packhouse display areas
- Prep & cold-room transition zones
System options
- Programmable timers
- Humidity controllers
- Extended stainless steel misting lines
- Larger pump capacity for multi-zone retail layouts
- Custom installation per produce department
Clean & safe operation
- Food-safe filtration
- No wet surfaces
- Anti-drip nozzles
- Hygienic stainless pipework
- Suitable for all retail environments