Advanced techniques for food preservation
Abstract
Food processing industry has global importance because of providing approach to prevention of food spoilage. This review focuses on protection of food materials. Non thermal preservation methods which can provide high quality food were considered. The modern and advanced techniques are: 1.High Pressure Food Preservation; HPP involves subjecting food to 300-700 MPa to produce high quality food, 2.Modified Atmosphere; Gases are used to change the atmosphere that inhibit microbial growth, 3.Non thermal Plasma; Ionized gas inhibits microbial growth and deactivates enzymes, 4.Bio Preservation; Bacteriocins produced by bacteria are added to reduce pathogen growth, 5.Hurdle Technology; Different hurdles in food preservation are regulated, 6.Pulsed Electric Field; PEF uses short electric burst for microbial inactivation and7.Nanotechnology; Nanoparticles detoxify the effect of microbes. These advanced techniques are contributing in saving the great economic loss of food stuff both in fields and storage houses.Jabeen F, Qazi JI. Potential of Bacterial Chitinases and Exopolysaccharides for Enhancing Shelf Life of Food Commodities at Varying Conditions. Int Res J Environ Sci 2014; 3: 87-93.
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Food Preservation Non thermal techniques |
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