Sticker with the power to preserve

3 December 2019 by Lou Conway

AgTech

Growing up in a rural community an hour south of Kuala Lumpur, Zhafri Zainudin developed a passion for finding solutions to problems faced by his friends and neighbors. One such friend, an owner of a stand selling tropical fruit, lamented the amount of product that would spoil before he could sell it. It got Zhafri thinking: Maybe I can’t stop nature, but could I slow it down? After much research and experimentation, he found a solution that worked – applying a beneficial all-natural substance to a sticker.

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Toby Marshall @ 2021.10.27 3:57 PM

Sounds great Zhafri. What is the substance made of? Is it organic? Don't share if that's your IP.

Are you conducting research on how effective it is - worth doing as it is a world beating idea and you need to be first. Funding shouldn't be an issue.

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