As shown in the Table, tangerine citrus var. Siam Banjar coated with 10 and 12% bees wax emulsion, either stored at 25°C or 5°C, had higher colour score compared to 15% coated and uncoated ones. The highest texture score was indicated in 10 and 12% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C, while the lowest one was noted in 15% wax coated fruits stored at 25°C. The maximum odor score was indicated in 12% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C, followed by 12% wax coated fruits stored at 25°C and 10% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C; uncoated fruits stored at 5°C; 10% wax coated and uncoated fruits stored at 25°C; and the minimum odor score was observed in 15% wax coated fruits stored at 25°C. Maximum freshness score was observed in 12% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C, whereas the minimum was noted in 15% wax coated and uncoated fruits stored at 25°C. Similar to the results of the freshness score, maximum taste score was also observed in 12% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C, whereas the minimum was noted in 15% wax coated and uncoated fruits stored at 25°C. The highest appearance score was indicated in 12% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C, while the lowest one was noted in 15% wax coated fruits stored at 25°C. The highest firmness score was observed in 12% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C, whereas the lowest one was noted in 15% wax coated fruits stored at 25°C. The overall acceptability score in Table 1 revealed that the highest score of overall acceptability value was observed in 12% wax coated fruits stored at 5°C.