Reference Module in Food Science 2016
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-100596-5.03218-2
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Modified Atmosphere Packaging of Foods

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“…Examples include non-adequate packaging (too large packaging sizes, inappropriate material, contaminated packaging, technical failures in the packaging process) [43][44][45]48,50,51,[55][56][57][58][59][60] or packaging that is too difficult to open [52,53] or to empty [39,54] so that its contents spill or are left in the package. Packaging saves food by mechanical protection or prolong its shelf life by a material with good barrier properties [76], through the use of modified atmosphere packaging [77] and, in the future, by intelligent or active packaging through the dynamic display of its microbiological status [82]. As increasingly more food is consumed outside the home [101], the food service sector contributes a significant share to the amount of FLW [12].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Examples include non-adequate packaging (too large packaging sizes, inappropriate material, contaminated packaging, technical failures in the packaging process) [43][44][45]48,50,51,[55][56][57][58][59][60] or packaging that is too difficult to open [52,53] or to empty [39,54] so that its contents spill or are left in the package. Packaging saves food by mechanical protection or prolong its shelf life by a material with good barrier properties [76], through the use of modified atmosphere packaging [77] and, in the future, by intelligent or active packaging through the dynamic display of its microbiological status [82]. As increasingly more food is consumed outside the home [101], the food service sector contributes a significant share to the amount of FLW [12].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to good barrier properties, multilayer materials are suitable for modified atmosphere packaging (MAP). Such packages contain a modified gas composition, mainly nitrogen, carbon dioxide, or oxygen, which aims to reduce microbial growth and chemical deterioration of the packaged food and therefore increases its shelf life [77]. The downside of multilayer packaging is that it is usually landfilled or incinerated due to poor recyclability [78].…”
Section: Effects Of Packaging Technologymentioning
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“…Increased respiratory rates in the presence of oxygen (O2), results in a faster ripening and formation of ethylene (C2H4). So, decreasing the respiratory rate is crucial to use the minimum O2 concentration possible without triggering anaerobic fermentation (Kader et al, 1989;Kirtil et al, 2016), being attributed to the fruits appearance results. The TSS mean value in the ripe fruits after harvest was 7.1 o , and for the green fruits the mean value was 6.7 o .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Su ürünlerinin paketlenmesinde kullanılan başlıca gazlar CO2, O2 ve N2 gazlarıdır (Sivertsvik, 2002a). Balık ve su ürünlerinin paketlenmesinde en yaygın kullanılan gaz olan CO2 (Kirtil et al, 2016;Tsironi ve Taoukis, 2018) mikrobiyel gelişmeyi inhibe edici etkiye sahiptir. CO2 konsantrasyonları mikrobiyal gelişmenin inhibisyonunda önemli bir rol oynar ve Pseudomonas spp.…”
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