An estimated 10 to 40% of the food that is grown is never eaten because of damage, rotting, pests, and the consumers’ demand for “perfect” produce. Generally, fresh produce losses are higher than those of processed food. These losses are often higher in warmer, more humid climates as in Northern Australia. The climate makes it more difficult to control diseases in the field, and take out field heat. Long transport distances also make it more challenging to maintain an adequate cool chain.