“…In recent years, the flavonoids and non-flavonoids phenolics, in all their types and structures (Figure 1), obtained from tropical fruits and their coproducts have aroused the interest of different fields, such as biomedical science and food technology. This interest in these bioactive compounds is due to their numerous biological effects including antioxidant [12,13], hypo-cholesterolemic [14,15], anticancer [16,17], immunomodulatory [18], anti-inflammatory [19,20], anti-diabetic [21,22] and anti-hypertensive [23,24], among others. Figure 1.…”