Solid foods represent optimal matrices for ultraviolet processing with effects well beyond nonthermal surface disinfection. UV radiation favors hormetic response in plant tissues and degradation of toxic compound on the product surface. Photoinduced reactions can also provide unexplored possibilities to steer structure and functionality of food biopolymers. The possibility to extensively exploit this technology will depend on availability of robust information about efficacious processing conditions and adequate strategies to completely and homogeneously process food surface. \ua9 2015, Copyright \ua9 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC
New and expanding trends in food and agriculture for chemical-free techniques have prompted research...
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Ultraviolet light (UV) processing of juices has emerged as an attractive alternative to heat pasteur...
This literature review article had as objective to gather information about ultraviolet (UV) technol...
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Globalization refers to a growing in independency of the world’s economies, cultures and...
Heat remains the dominant microbial/enzyme inactivation technique used in food preservation though i...
New and expanding trends in food and agriculture for chemical-free techniques have prompted research...
Pulsed UV light (PL) is a non-thermal food preservation method that employs high-intensity short-dur...
The application of ultraviolet (UV) light to water, food contact surfaces and medical equipment for ...
ULTRAVIOLET TECHNOLOGY FOR FOOD PRESERVATION This literature review article had as objective to gath...
As more of the food that we consume is subject to some form of processing, a growing onus is being p...
The recent years have seen a great number of instances when ultraviolet (UV) radiation was used in t...
Bioactive packaging is a class of active packaging in which bioactive components such as enzymes are...
Consumers of the 21st century tend to be more aware and demand safe as well as nutritionally balance...
The use of physical methods of processing, in particular ultraviolet radiation, is used in the food ...
Demand for healthy, safe, and high-quality foods and disadvantages of thermal processing methods suc...
Ultraviolet light (UV) processing of juices has emerged as an attractive alternative to heat pasteur...
This literature review article had as objective to gather information about ultraviolet (UV) technol...
Thermal treatment is the most popular decontamination technique used in the dairy industry to ensure...
Globalization refers to a growing in independency of the world’s economies, cultures and...
Heat remains the dominant microbial/enzyme inactivation technique used in food preservation though i...
New and expanding trends in food and agriculture for chemical-free techniques have prompted research...
Pulsed UV light (PL) is a non-thermal food preservation method that employs high-intensity short-dur...
The application of ultraviolet (UV) light to water, food contact surfaces and medical equipment for ...