The most important factors that determine the rate and intensity of enzymatic browning are the activity of enzyme, concentration of the specific polyphenols present in the tissue, oxygen availability, the pH, and the temperature (Martinez and Whitaker, 1995). Browning reactions are also dependent on the mechanical integrity of cell membranes according to the results observed. In general, compression damage caused no harmful effect to the bananas. Fruits with peel color grade 1 are most likely tolerant to this type of mechanical damage.