The coating can be applied as a liquid or a thin film. It combines two unlikely flavors -- oregano oil and apple puree.
Researchers tested the coating on E. coli samples -- not on actual produce, though that's in the works, McHugh said. They also plan tests on other bacteria, including salmonella and listeria.
Courtesy of the Chicago Sun-Times
Steve - essential oils and herbs have always been an option to prevent food contamination. It is a much better idea than irradiating or virally adultering our food!
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