At low water activity (due to low water activity by solute gain and water loss), reduced chemical reaction and the growth of toxin-producing micro-organisms in the food are low. The product obtained by osmotic process is more stable than untreated fruit and vegetables during storage. In the case of canning using high moisture fresh fruit and vegetable, water flow from the product to the syrup brine causes dilution and reduced flavour. This is prevented by using the osmo-canning process to improve product stability ( Sharma et al, 1991). Similarly the use of osmodehydrofrozen apricot and peach cubes in yoghurt improved consistency and reduced whey separation of yoghurt (Giangiacomo et al, 1994).