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Recovery of nutraceutical compounds from citrus fruit processing waste: A circular economy strategy to lessen environmental impact
The processing waste from citrus fruits is the largest worldwide among other fruits. Therefore, strategies to retrieve valuable compounds are necessary to reduce environmental impact. This is because citrus waste are sources of bioactive compounds endowed with well-exploitable pharmacological activities.