Post-Harvest Managemenst Practice and Associated Losses in Tomato and  Allied Vegetable Crops: A Review with Special Reference to Lucknow  District,

Author(s)	Mr. RAHUL SHUKLA, AnkitaTandon
Country	India
Abstract	Post-harvest losses (PHL) remain one of the major constraints to food security, farmer income and sustainable horticultural production in India. Uttar Pradesh, particularly the Lucknow region, is an important producer of tomato and other vegetable crops; however, post-harvest handling continues to rely largely on traditional practices that contribute to quantitative and qualitative losses. This review synthesizes published literature on traditional and modern post-harvest management practices for tomato and allied vegetable crops, with emphasis on harvesting, grading, packaging, storage, transportation and marketing. Published estimates of post-harvest losses from national and regional studies were critically examined to identify major loss points and evaluate the effectiveness of available technological interventions.
Keywords	Post-Harvest Managemenst Practice , Tradational vb Mordern
Field	Business Administration
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 4, July-August 2026
Published On	2026-08-04

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