Paper-based chemical reaction arrays as an effective tool for geographical indication of turmerics

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Abstract

Geographical indications have gained increasing importance as a powerful marketing tool for highly valuable products especially foods. In this study, a unique and synergistic combination of chemical reaction arrays on paper and chemometric analysis was used to uncover geographical indication of turmerics, an important food ingredient in several cultures. The key to effective differentiation was based on the subtle differences in the compositions of compounds found in each sample, mainly curcumin and derivatives. When these compounds reacted with various reagents in the form of paper arrays, different optical and fluorescence profiles were generated, which can then be exploited by chemometrics. As a result, our strategy could provide up to 94% prediction accuracy without the need for any sophisticated instruments.

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Rauytanapanit, M., Sukmanee, T., Wongravee, K., & Praneenararat, T. (2018). Paper-based chemical reaction arrays as an effective tool for geographical indication of turmerics. RSC Advances, 8(73), 41950–41955. https://doi.org/10.1039/c8ra09248f

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