Here are some useful tips to identify and buy good quality fruits from the market
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Check for bruises
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Some fruits can have signs of damage that are identified with bruises or spots. Do not buy the fruit if it has bruises
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Check the colour
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Opt for bright-coloured fruits as the ripeness of the fruit is often determined by its colour. When the fruit ripens, the chlorophyll layer diminishes and the bright colour of the fruit appears
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Smell the fruit
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Every fruit has its distinctive smell. If the smell of the fruit is unpleasant then do not add it to your basket
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Compare the price
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Fruits are sold at a range of prices in the market. Compare the price and select the best produce. Often, stale and mushy fruits are sold at cheaper rates than firm and good-quality produce
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Feel the texture
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Gently press the fruit using your thumb to assess the firmness and ripeness of the fruit