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Since shelf life of perishable foods is short, a compelling challenge is to prolong the freshness of foods with a cost-effective strategy. A perishable fruit, the strawberry, is chosen as a model perishable food and an edible film coating is applied to it using carboxymethylated cellulose nanofibers (CM-CNFs) stabilized by cationic salts. A transparent and impermeable CM-CNF film is formed at the strawberry surface using a dip coating process. The formation of the film is dependent on the electrostatic interaction between anionic CM-CNF and sa