Bread stays fresh longer thanks to foils from a Polish laboratory

게시됨 2024년 10월 16일

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Researchers at Łukasiewicz - Industrial Chemistry Institute are developing biodegradable food foils to extend the freshness of bread and reduce waste. The new material, based on chitosan, is non-toxic, biocompatible, and resistant to tearing, with added green plasticizers and natural additives that combat microorganisms. Although more expensive, the biodegradable packaging aligns with legal regulations and addresses the issue of food waste, requiring further research for optimization and market introduction. The team is seeking partnerships to fund the necessary research.
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Scientists from Łukasiewicz - Industrial Chemistry Institute are working on innovative food foils that significantly slow down the process of bread staling and molding. They showed off their solution on the occasion of World Bread Day celebrated on October 16. In a paper bag, bread dries quickly, while in "plastic bags" - it retains its moisture for a long time, but unfortunately it molds. In addition, a "plastic bag", used for a few days, decomposes for several decades. Scientists from Łukasiewicz - Industrial Chemistry Institute in Warsaw decided that the market lacks biodegradable packaging that would keep baked goods crispy and fresh for a long time. And thanks to this, it would be possible to prevent food waste. That is why they developed a new material based on chitosan, which is ideal as packaging for fresh bread, because it prevents oxidation and is a kind of barrier to oxygen and water. Additionally, thanks to the presence of innovative green plasticizers, it actively ...
출처: AgroPolska

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