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Get some zeolite and package it in sachetes or baby food jars with holes in the lid, or round ceramic sachette holders. Whatever you package it in should let air in so the ethylene gas comes into contact with the zeolite. You can find zeolite in a lot of products that control odor. I found the most inexpensive product is the Gonzo Odor Eliminator bag. It's a net bag that contains zeolite. It has one pound of zeolite. It's sold online and at Walmart and Home Depot. If you need a lot more than a pound, you can probably find an industrial supplier online. I just use mine for keeping fruit and veggies fresh. Also, exposure to sunlight renews the zeolites ability to absorb ethylene gas. I don't know if this zeolite is OK to actually touch the produce. That's why I put it in something that lets the air in while keeping a barrier from the produce.

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To build an ethylene gas absorber, you can use materials like activated carbon or potassium permanganate, which can absorb ethylene gas effectively. Place the chosen material in a container with small openings to allow air circulation while trapping the gas. Regularly replace or recharge the absorbing material to maintain its effectiveness over time.

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