Suppression of citron's browning phenomenon in South Korea

Published 2022년 5월 16일

Tridge summary

The Jeonnam Provincial Agricultural Research and Extension Services has developed a patented technology to prevent browning in citron, a locally specialized crop. This technology, which uses eco-friendly materials to suppress oxidative browning caused by polyphenol oxidase, has been secured with industrial property rights. The technology, transferred to a citron processing company, has the potential to extend the shelf life and enhance the commercial value of citron by preventing the quality and aesthetic impairment caused by browning. The substances used in the technology were already existent, and the treatment can prevent browning for up to 12 weeks, compared to the usual 3 weeks without treatment.
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Original content

(Naju = Yonhap News) Reporter Woon-chang Yeo = Industrial property rights have been secured as a new technology has been developed to prevent the browning phenomenon that reduces the commercial value of citron due to the change in color. Jeonnam Provincial Agricultural Research and Extension Services announced on the 16th that it had registered a patented technology for a composition for preventing browning of citron, a regionally specialized crop. The developed technology is evaluated as an innovative method that can solve the browning problem of citron, a long-awaited issue of citron export processing companies, with eco-friendly materials. Common internal fruit browning is caused by oxidative enzymes such as polyphenol oxidase, and preventing or inhibiting oxidative browning is a major concern in the food industry. This is because browning of fruits impairs nutritional and aesthetic quality and shortens the shelf life, affecting the income of growers. The Fruit Tree Research ...
Source: Yna

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