Application of non-thermal plasma technology for enhancing food processing and storage: A Review

Udaya Vaka, MC Ramkumar
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The food industry faces challenges as consumers aim for perceived health and less processed food. Non-thermal plasma technology is a unique strategy aimed at the food industry in this age of green technology. The primary goal of using non-thermal plasma processing is to preserve the purity of food products, while also improving their sensory attributes, nutritional and functional content. Non-thermal plasma has already demonstrated notable advantages in spore, enzyme, and toxin inactivation. Recent research examinations demonstrate that plasma processing has captured the interest of food processing and storage. The current review describes the process of non-thermal or cold plasma methods for food industrial benefits, such as improved cooking quality, increased activity of enzymes, starch modification, microbial elimination, and retaining the purity of food during storage.

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应用非热等离子体技术改进食品加工和储存:综述
由于消费者追求健康和少加工食品,食品工业面临着挑战。在这个绿色技术时代,非热等离子体技术是针对食品工业的一项独特战略。使用非热等离子体处理技术的主要目的是保持食品的纯度,同时改善其感官属性、营养和功能含量。非热等离子体在孢子、酶和毒素灭活方面已显示出显著的优势。最近的研究表明,等离子体处理已引起食品加工和储存领域的关注。本综述介绍了非热等离子体或冷等离子体加工方法对食品工业的益处,如改善烹饪质量、提高酶的活性、改良淀粉、消除微生物以及在贮藏过程中保持食品的纯度。
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Food chemistry advances
Food chemistry advances Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Chemistry (General), Molecular Biology
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