The trends to upcycle by-products to alleviate the global concern related to population growth and food production expansion keep increasing. Although many strategies in waste management have been developed, it is worthwhile to valorize these by-products with low cost and minor environmental threats. In Brazil, with the biodiversity of the Amazon Region and the prosperous agribusiness, seeking new sources of bioactive compounds that possess economic and environmental merits is crucial. As most bioactive compounds are vulnerable to heat and oxygen, entrapping them into microparticles is a pre-requisite for food applications. Thus, the present study aimed to extract bioactive compounds from guaraná peel, a by-product from the agroindustry, an...