A Study on Edible Polymer Films for Food Packaging Industry: Current Scenario and Advancements

  • R. Kasai D
  • Radhika D
  • K. Chalannavar R
  • et al.
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Abstract

Over the past two decades, food packaging and packaging industry have paid close attention to create biodegradable and edible polymer films and coatings. In a broad way, edible polymers emerged as a new class of materials that garnered significant properties due to their advantages over synthetic petroleum-based films. When compared to conventional packaging materials, edible polymer films can fundamen- tally simplify products, improving their potential to be recycled. This work aims to give readers a thorough introduction to edible polymer films, by discussing present research trends, classification, functionality and composition, fabrication, and char- acterization. The work also emphasizes the advantages and disadvantages of edible polymer films based on meat, poultry, dairy products, fruits, nuts, and vegetables.

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R. Kasai, D., Radhika, D., K. Chalannavar, R., B. Chougale, R., & Mudigoudar, B. (2023). A Study on Edible Polymer Films for Food Packaging Industry: Current Scenario and Advancements. In Advances in Rheology of Materials. IntechOpen. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.107997

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