Decoding the Biobased Blueprint: Key Players and Evolutionary Trends in Materials Innovation
Polymers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 177 - 177
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
In
the
rapidly
evolving
biobased
materials
innovation
landscape,
our
research
identifies
key
players
and
explores
evolutionary
perspective
of
innovation,
offering
insights
into
promising
areas
to
be
further
developed
by
material
scientists
in
search
exploiting
their
knowledge
novel
applications.
Despite
crucial
role
these
promoting
sustainable
production
consumption
models,
systematic
studies
on
current
terrain
are
lacking,
leaving
gaps
understanding
players,
emerging
technologies,
market
trends.
To
address
this
void,
we
focused
examining
patents
related
monomers
polymers,
aiming
describe
strategies
business
dynamics
leading
assignees.
Embedded
within
European
Sustainable
BIO-based
nanoMAterials
Community
(BIOMAC)
project,
a
Horizon
2020
initiative,
leverages
unique
framework
dedicated
advancing
specifically
emphasizing
readiness
materials.
We
implemented
multi-stage
strategy,
prioritizing
validated
keyword
queries
ensure
superior
quality
reliability
collected
data.
understand
primary
contributors
landscapes,
conducted
an
in-depth
analysis
employed
companies.
Findings
from
ORBIT
platform
highlighted
remarkable
increase
patent
publications
past
decade,
with
China
standing
out
as
hub
signaling
strong
focus
development
Our
technological
advancements
identify
specific
potential
for
development.
By
analyzing
trends
five
industries,
pinpoint
opportunities
innovative
solutions
commercially
exploited
while
ensuring
compliance
intellectual
property
rights
freedom-to-operate
framework.
Language: Английский
Analysis and evaluation of compostable and conventional films for packaging bakery goods in modified atmospheres with the use of Microcontroller Unit (MCU) and digital sensors
Food Packaging and Shelf Life,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
48, P. 101459 - 101459
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
Language: Английский
Utilizing Essential Oil Components as Natural Antifungal Preservatives in the Active Packaging of Bread
Polymers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 697 - 697
Published: March 6, 2025
The
use
of
essential
oil
components
as
natural
antifungal
preservatives
in
the
active
packaging
bread
is
an
innovative
approach
that
leverages
antimicrobial
properties
these
compounds
to
extend
shelf
life
and
ensure
its
safety.
aim
present
work
was
thorough
investigation
antioxidant
activity
low-density
polyethylene
(LDPE
or
PE)
nanocomposite
films
with
organically
modified
montmorillonite
(O)
loaded
carvacrol
(C)
thymol
(T)
a
function
time,
starting
from
2
months
concluding
at
12
months.
PE_OC
PE_OT
were
prepared
through
evaporation/adsorption
method,
green
methodology
developed
by
our
group
compatible
food
packaging.
For
comprehensive
analysis
synthesized
films'
oxygen
permeability
(OTR),
measurements
employed,
indicating
incorporation
clay-bioactive
nanocarriers
into
LDPE
reduced
their
permeability.
A
terms
assessed
various
intervals
(2,
3,
6,
months),
showing
high
for
PE_OC10
PE_OT10
(polyethylene
10%
wt.
thymol),
even
Based
on
overall
analysis,
film
identified
most
effective
option
evaluation
conducted
using
white
bread,
demonstrating
substantial
inhibition
fungal
growth
up
six
Language: Английский
Methods and instruments for the evaluation of food texture: Advances and perspectives
Liwen Huang,
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Jie Fan,
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Chaoyue Han
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et al.
Food Research International,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
208, P. 116162 - 116162
Published: March 10, 2025
Language: Английский
Postbiotics and parabiotics derived from bacteria and yeast: current trends and future perspectives
CyTA - Journal of Food,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: Nov. 11, 2024
The
benefits
of
probiotics
in
foods
are
well-studied,
but
maintaining
their
effectiveness
requires
survival
through
various
stress
conditions
like
processing,
storage,
and
digestion.
Safety
concerns,
such
as
antibiotic
resistance
potential
infections,
have
raised
questions
about
using
live
probiotics.
Although
traditionally,
probiotic
require
microorganisms
for
beneficial
effects,
research
suggests
that
inactivated
(non-viable)
cells
metabolic
byproducts
can
also
provide
health
benefits.
This
has
led
to
the
introduction
terms
postbiotics
(cell-free
probiotics)
parabiotics
(inactivated
cell
compounds).
Most
studies
focus
on
Lactic
Acid
Bacteria
(LAB)
sources
parabiotics,
there
is
limited
yeast-derived
compounds.
Yeasts
produce
diverse
metabolites
unique
intracellular
components,
potentially
enhancing
shelf-life,
sensory
qualities,
safety,
food
products.
review
explores
advances
bacterial
yeast
applications
food,
pharmaceuticals,
feed
systems.
Language: Английский