Filmes y revestimientos comestibles como empaques activos biodegradables en la conservación de alimentos
Resumen
Los filmes y revestimientos comestibles son una innovación dentro del concepto de empaque activo biodegradable, los cuales interactúan con los alimentos con el fin de extender su vida útil, mejorar su seguridad y/o propiedades sensoriales o funcionales, mientras mantiene la calidad del alimento empacado. El uso de filmes y revestimientos comestibles a base de biopolímeros ha tomado un auge importante en la industria de alimentos, debido a muchos factores como sus características de biodegradabilidad, que contribuyen a disminuir la contaminación ambiental, su potencial para evitar la alteración de los alimentos y la posibilidad de generar nuevos mercados a productos derivados de fuentes naturales renovables. Los filmes y revestimientos comestibles han demostrado ser efectivos en la preservación de muchos alimentos, especialmente en frutas y hortalizas para mantener su apariencia fresca, su firmeza, el brillo, aumentando la calidad del producto y su valor comercial.Descargas
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