Application of active packaging systems in probiotic foods

• Autorzy: Dobrucka, R.

Warianty tytułu

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Zastosowanie aktywnych systemów pakowania do żywności probiotycznej

• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

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Background: The packaging of the product has an important role in the protection of the stability of the final product. The use of active packaging system is due to play an increasingly important role by offering numerous and innovative solutions for extending the shelf-life or improve food quality and safety. Methods: On the basis of broad review of the current state of the art in world literature, application of packaging systems in probiotics foods was discussed. Results: In this study presented research and development in packaging systems for probiotics foods, using suitable materials with combine passive with active packaging solutions. Conclusion: Active packages with incorporated oxygen barrier materials or films with selective permeability properties also have potential applications in the packaging of probiotic food products. This is a broad field of research for scientists and industry.

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Wstęp: Opakowanie pełni istotną rolę w ochronie produktu końcowego. Zastosowanie aktywnego systemu pakowania odgrywa coraz istotniejszą rolę poprzez oferowanie licznych i nowatorskich rozwiązań w celu przedłużenia okresu ważności produktu, czy też poprzez poprawę jego jakości i bezpieczeństwa. Metody: Na podstawie szerokiego przeglądu aktualnego stanu badań w literaturze światowej, omówiono systemy pakowania żywności probiotycznej. Rezultaty: W pracy zaprezentowano prowadzone badania w zakresie systemów pakowania dla żywności probiotycznej, szczególnie przy zastosowaniu odpowiednich połączeń materiałów pasywnych z materiałami aktywnymi. Wnioski: Aktywne opakowania połączone z materiałami o określonej barierowości czy foliami o określonej przenikalności, mają potencjalne zastosowanie w pakowaniu żywności probiotycznej i stanowią szerokie pole do badań zarówno dla naukowców jak i przemysłu.

Słowa kluczowe

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żywność funkcjonalna; probiotyki; opakowania aktywne

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functional foods; probiotics; active packaging

• Czasopismo: LogForum
• Rocznik: 2013
• Tom: Vol. 9, no. 3
• Strony: 167--175
• Opis fizyczny: Bibliogr. 46 poz., rys., tab.

Twórcy

autor

Dobrucka, R.

• Poznan University of Economics, Poznań , Poland ,

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