Koide and Shi (2007) reported that a weight loss greater than 5% would cause a reduction in the retail value of vegetables and fruit. According to this assumption, peppers stored at 6◦C coated with pullulan coating were able to maintain a fresh appearance for an additional 2 days, and for those coated with pullulan coating with SH extract addition even by 5 days compared to uncoated peppers. At a higher temperature (16◦C), the coatings elongated the period of pepper storage by 2–3 days on average.